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mrv86

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  1. Thanks everyone for their words. Situation has improved, at least in the last few hours. Still, classes were suspended in the states of Jalisco and Nayarit, and most employers told office and service workers to remain home, with some of us doing home office. No major casualties among civilians, but hard to tell as I said, federal government put a chokehold on major and local news and social media, in part to avoid major panic, in part to enforce their corrupt narrative in which they insist “everything is calm”. Hard to believe when yesterday a 6 million people metro area, along many other localities and rural areas, emptied business, malls, restaurants and stop all activities for 15 hours or so just of pure fear of becoming another number of cartel and allies casualty list. This morning you can hear some cars, and even people down the street again, compared to yesterday which had an eerie silence.
  2. They’ve practically took control of every major road in the western states (Jalisco, Zacatecas, Aguascalientes, Colima and Nayarit), known as New Galicia during colonial times.
  3. Mexican federal and local governments already started putting media on a chokehold. Cartels tried to take control of one of the cities largest public hospitals, to burn it, but could not.
  4. Mexican security forces were on his payroll. Mexican government and the idiot bitch that calls herself president can deny it all they want, but it was US military units that were undercover that got him.
  5. City’s airport under heavy fire, people trying to take cover
  6. They are already engaged in shootings, and they have threatened to start killing civilians
  7. Guadalajara, the city I live in, as well as other towns in the state of Jalisco, are currently under siege by cartels. Blocked roads, burnt cars, trucks and buses all around the city streets, plus armed cartel squads through the city. Guess there’s not going to be repechage matches or even WC after all
  8. Sadly, Regina Martinez ended in last place, but she will always be the first woman to compete for our country in this discipline. Thanks @brunamoura congrats for your Olympic experience, you deserve to be remembered. Also thanks for your support at the finish line for my countrywoman.
  9. That’s because 2 times Olympic champion, Swimming, doesnmt want to be overshadowed.
  10. I have a bad feeling Mexico is not going to progress this time.
  11. MEXICO Tunisia 12 Great Britain 11 China 10 Indonesia 9 United States 8 Slovenia 7 France 6 Lithuania 5 Denmark 4 Malta 3 Turkey 2 Ireland 1
  12. MEXICO Great Britain 11 China 10 Indonesia 9 United States 8 Slovenia 7 France 6 Lithuania 5 Denmark 4 Malta 3 Turkey 2 Ireland 1
  13. MEXICO Greetings from Mexico! Glad to be hear, courtesy of an amazing job by our host @OlympicIRL. I also truly appreciate the votes for this entry from fellow juries. Without more delay, here are the votes of the Mexican national jury! China 10 Indonesia 9 United States 8 Slovenia 7 France 6 Lithuania 5 Denmark 4 Malta 3 Turkey 2 Ireland 1
  14. Actually, it seems Wicklow Irish Pub is an actual small chain in the city of Queretaro in
  15. If you're still taking suggestions, I tought the following: Team Madison format. 17 teams of 2 "riders", randomly drawn. Teams can be named for famous "endurance" track cyclists. 4 intermediate "sprints", one after a voting block, in which the top 8 teams will score according to this formula: (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 & 1). The order in which team score for a sprint are determined by the total number of "medals" won by both members of the team during the block. Ranking will be sorted according to the number of gold medals, then silver, then bronze. If there's two or more teams with same number of points, the medals of best individual performer of each team will be considered to break the tie. If the tie remains, then team's total points during the block will be used to break it. If the team fails to receive a single medal during each block, it will be considered to "lose lap" and 20 points will be substracted from their score. If the team fails to score at least 1 point during each block, it will be an automatic DNF for the team. If both members of the team get a medal from a single jury, it will be considered to "gain lap" and 20 points will be added to their score. A team can only win an additional lap per voting block. After the 4 intermediate, a "final" sprint will be recorded, in which points will be doubled (20, 16, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4 & 2). Ranking for the final sprint will take into account the total medals won during the event. What do you think?
  16. Just glad at last a Mexican fencer reached the last 64. Hope for better results
  17. Sorry for your loss @Belle. Wish you and your family find comfort with time. Take care.
  18. Like Lula and his cronies wete not already doing it. Hopefully for her, they won’t have Dilma as a scapegoat, to take the shit.
  19. FYI, Maduro and his cronies have already sold most of their production to USA, under the rug and using money laundering schemes for the past 12. So no, this is not mainly for oil, although it is a factor, nor about civilian liberties. This is an excuse for Trump to make a show of his “power”.
  20. Sadly, they will run towards Mexico, as this bitch likes to offer asylum to populist scum.
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