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Maroc
2 hours ago
- Politics
- Maroc
Peruvian MPs Explore Development Progress in Dakhla Oued-Eddahab
A Peruvian parliamentary delegation paid a visit to Dakhla on Tuesday to learn about the development momentum in the region across various areas. The visit of the Peruvian delegation, led by the Speaker of Peruvian Congress Eduardo Salhuana Cavides, was an opportunity to discover the region's potential and infrastructure in various economic and social sectors. In a statement to the press, Salhuana Cavides said that the visit to Dakhla was part of a business trip to Morocco (from June, 29 to July, 6), aimed at sharing experiences, particularly in legislative matters and public affairs management, praising the institutional, political, and economic stability the Kingdom enjoys under HM King Mohammed VI's wise leadership. "We had the opportunity to witness firsthand the large-scale projects, particularly in infrastructure and road networks, designed to drive Morocco's development and prosperity as the country prepares to co-host the 2030 World Cup and continues to strengthen its prominent position on the international stage." Regarding the Kingdom's territorial integrity, Salhuana Cavides recalled that the Peruvian Parliament adopted, at the beginning of last month by a majority of MPs, a petition addressed to the government in support of Morocco's sovereignty over its Sahara and its autonomy plan. "Peruvian MPs consider the Moroccan autonomy plan as a solution for a definitive settlement of the long-runnin, artificial dispute," he stated. MAP: 02 July 2025
Daily Mirror
7 hours ago
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Arsenal given fresh Viktor Gyokeres boost as striker sends goodbye message
With Viktor Gyokeres seemingly closing in on a move to Arsenal, Sporting CP are planning for the future, with at least one talented young marksman on his way to Lisbon Sporting CP appear to be preparing for life without Arsenal target Viktor Gyokeres as they close in on a talented young striker. Gyokeres is reportedly in advanced talks with the Gunners, who are desperate to land a top-class number nine. A five-year contract is said to have been agreed. The Swedish forward now appears to be Arsenal 's top priority, with a move for RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko on the backburner. Manchester United, whose head coach Ruben Amorim managed the Swedish forward at Sporting, have also been in the frame to land the former Coventry City ace, who has scored 97 goals in 102 games since signing for the Portuguese side in 2023. Sporting president Frederico Varandas admitted at the weekend that there is a "strong likelihood" Gyokeres will leave the club this summer and reiterated that the club will not hold out for the 26-year-old's release fee, believed to be almost £85million. However, there are claims that Gyokeres has been unhappy with Sporting's financial demands. With a potentially big hole to fill in their attack, Sporting have been proactive by moving for Peruvian hotshot Victor Guzman from Alianza Lima. Speaking after Alianza B team's recent victory over Universitario Deportes, the 19-year-old expressed his excitement about the impending transfer. Per A Bola, he said: "I am very happy and excited about what lies ahead, and I will continue to work as I have done so far. 'Sporting is a historic club in Portugal, and it is Cristiano Ronaldo 's club. I don't have the exact day of my trip to Portugal, but it's next week.' Paying tribute to Alianza, he added: 'I'm very thankful to Alianza. It's a very nice thing for me to have shared all this time with them. They're great people and I know they'll take this club forward.' Guzman, who has reportedly signed a three-year contract, has been signed with one eye on the future and is expected to link up with Sporting's under-23 squad initially. He isn't the only striker being targeted by Sporting, who are keen on Union Saint-Gilloise striker Franjo Ivanovic. Per Sporting have lodged a bid of around £17m, which is short of the Belgian champions' valuation of £25.6m. Besiktas and Frankfurt, plus clubs in Italy, are also said to be interested in Ivanovic, who netted 20 goals for the Belgian champions last season.
San Francisco Chronicle
10 hours ago
- Business
- San Francisco Chronicle
Unique Mexican food arrives, plus more East Bay restaurant openings
Peruvian food lovers, rejoice: There are two new spots for zesty ceviches and lomo saltado in the East Bay. Other new openings include a restaurant specializing in Eastern European favorites, Mexican vegan fare and Vietnamese iced coffees. Click here for a list of new East Bay restaurants that opened in May. Mexican comfort foods go vegan Vegan Mexican popup Alma y Sazon is the newest tenant at Emeryville's Public Market. The operation takes over the kiosk reserved for entrepreneurs enrolled in the La Cocina food business incubator program. The menu from sisters Fernanda and Paola Lagunas includes tacos and tortas stuffed with caramelized hibiscus that resembles carne asada or a jackfruit-and-tofu blend marinated in an al pastor-style adobo for 72 hours. Pozole verde, tostadas and oyster mushroom carnitas feature among the Michoacan-style offerings. 5959 Shellmound St., Emeryville. Vietnamese coffees and more A Bay Area chain known for its Vietnamese coffee continues to expand. KRON4 reports that San Jose-born Tram Cream Coffee has opened its sixth and latest location in Hayward. Like its others, there are phin-dripped coffees flavored with chocolate or coconut, and Hanoi-style egg coffees, creamy and topped with whipped egg, along with milky Vietnamese-style iced coffees, sweetened and made thick with condensed milk. Cold fruit teas include a peach-orange tea and the 'running dragon,' oolong tea spiked with a mix of scarlet dragonfruit and strawberry. Ceviches and more Uptown Oakland welcomed Peruvian and Mexican restaurant Lucuma in June, East Bay Nosh reports, serving classic pork sandwiches and plates of arroz tapado, a layered dish of rice, beef and plantains. The list of ceviches and crudos is long, with over 12 options from lime-cured chunks of fish with rocoto peppers to more inventive options like a rice-shrimp tartare and fish and tropical fruit medleys. 1700 Franklin St., Oakland. Chicken hotspot grows But wait, there's even more Peruvian: El Mono, an El Cerrito hotspot for citrusy pollo a la brasa, opened its second location in Berkeley's Gilman District, offering Peruvian dishes from traditional ceviche to pastas with stir fried beef. Seafood platters include the over-the-top super mariscos: a whole fried fish set atop a mound of paella. East Bay Times reported on the opening, adding that this new outpost will soon prepare juicy rotisserie chickens. Seafood and sushi specialists grow Hokkaido Sashimi Marketplace, a Japanese market known for its seafood hailing from San Francisco's Richmond District, has expanded over the Bay Bridge. Its second outpost in Castro Valley continues to offer fresh seafood and pantry goods. Sushi rolls and nigiri are available both for dine in or to go. The reception in the East Bay was so strong the shop sold out on its opening weekend. Rare dishes and wines arrive Oakland's new Bistro 4293 arrived in Piedmont Avenue with flavors and drinks not often seen in the East Bay, the Mercury News reported. Expect dishes from the Caucasus like aromatic lamb shanks, crepes with beef or turkey, and dushbara, fried dumplings served in a minty broth or with a side of cocktail sauce. There are wines from Georgia and Turkey to sip alongside, as well as picks from Italy and California. San Leandro restaurant fires up oven Greek-style pizzeria Fournos arrived in San Leandro with a menu that includes 12-inch and 14-inch pies like the feta-and-olive-covered Greek God, along with traditional Margherita and pepperoni pizzas. Yelp users spotted the recent opening, with the gyros and spanakopita ranking as popular items.
Hindustan Times
16 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Who was Fabiola Alejandra Caicedo Pina AKA ‘China Baby'? Teen TikToker's dismembered remains found in Peru water plant
The dismembered body of a teenage TikTok influencer who went missing has been found in a Peru water plant. The body of 19-year-old Fabiola Alejandra Caicedo Pina, known as 'China Baby' on the platform, was found clogging up the water plant's river filtration grid. Police found the mutilated remains inside the plant in the Peruvian capital of Lima while carrying out routine inspections of the site, Panamericana reported. Who was Fabiola Alejandra Caicedo Pina AKA 'China Baby'? Teen TikToker's dismembered remains found in Peru water plant (chinababy.17/TikTok) Pina was a Venezuelan-born TikTok star who was found dead four days after she shared her last TikTok video, Argentinian outlet infobae said. She had at least 5,000 followers on the platform. Forensic crews identified Pina's body parts through her tattoos, including one on her back reading 'Paula Sophia' along with a date. Her remains were found on June 9. According to El Comercio, parts of Pina's body were trapped in the river filtration grid within the water plant. Videos show crews pulling out Pina's remains from the plant last month, but some of her body parts remain missing. Pina's family revealed that the young girl left her native Venezuela when she was still a minor to live with her then-boyfriend, Meiner Jimenez Castillo. 'She never told us she was leaving. She just left, and that was it,' a relative told La Republica. Meanwhile, in 2022, Castillo was found dead by suicide. However, his family long alleged that Pinna had a connection to his death. They allegedly even harassed her on social media. The Peruvian National Police, who are investigating Pina's death, said that the gruesome nature of the crime is similar to methods used by human traffickers. However, no suspects have been announced in connection with Pina's death yet. Discussing suicides can be triggering for some. However, suicides are preventable. If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please contact the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
Mint
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
Adult film star Kylie Page found dead at 28 in Los Angeles home
Kylie Page, an American adult film actor who also featured in a Netflix series exploring the pornography industry, was found dead at her Los Angeles residence on June 25. She was 28, the New York Post reported. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's office confirmed her death, though the cause is still under investigation. Born Kylie Pylant in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Page began her career in adult entertainment in 2016 and went on to appear in over 200 films. She gained wider attention in 2017 after being featured in Netflix's docu-series Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On, which focused on the lives of young men and women navigating the adult entertainment industry. In the show, Page candidly opened up about her experiences and struggles, including substance use. Several adult industry platforms paid tribute to the late actor. Brazzers, one of the production houses she frequently collaborated with, wrote on X (formerly Twitter), 'Kylie will be remembered for her laughter, kindness and the light she brought wherever she went. Our condolences go out to her family, friends, and fans.' Her talent agency, Hussie Models, also issued a statement mourning her loss. 'Losing Kylie is truly heartbreaking,' said agent Alex Mack. 'She was a kind soul and brought warmth and energy wherever she went.' Page's family has launched a fundraiser to cover funeral expenses and to bring her remains home to Oklahoma. 'She was a daughter who loved deeply, a sister who never let go, and a friend who always showed up,' the GoFundMe post read. Kylie Page's funeral is expected to be held in the Midwest, where she will be laid to rest surrounded by her family and loved ones. Last year, a Peruvian adult film star, Thaina Fields, was found dead at her home. The news of her sudden death came in after she made allegations about abuse in the porn industry. Fields, 24, was among the best-known adult film stars in Peru.
