Mario Pineida, an ecuadoran football player, was fatally shot on Wednesday in Guayaquil, according to his team.
Numerous football players in Ecuador have been the targets of recent months of gang violence in Guayaquil, which is a hotspot for drug trafficking.
Pineida, 33, did not make the squad for the 2022 finals in Qatar, but he did play for Ecuador’s national team for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup qualifiers. In 2022, he also played for Fluminense.
His club, Barcelona SC, stated in a post on X that it regrets receiving a formal notification of the death of our player Mario Pineida following an attack against him in Guayaquil.
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The interior ministry confirmed Pineida’s death, citing the existence of a special police force in the case.
Two motorcycle riders opened fire on Pineida, his mother, and another woman, according to Primicias, according to the digital news outlet Primicias.
Three second-tier players from Ecuador’s second division were killed in September, one of whom allegedly had ties to sports betting. Local football player Bryan Angula was shot in the chest a month later.
Ecuador, one of Latin America’s safest nations, has grown into a major transit hub for top producers Colombia and Peru and international consumers.
Guayaquil, which had the highest murder rate in Ecuador, recorded 1, 900 murders between January and September, which has seen a rise in car bombings, shootings, and extortion.
A state lawmaker was attacked by an angry mob in Dansadau town, in the Maru Local Government Area of Zamfara State, on Wednesday over allegations of poor performance and disregard for his constituents.
When he and Governor Dauda Lawal traveled to the troubled community, Kabiru Mikailu, a member of the Zamfara State House of Assembly, was allegedly assaulted by residents.
The angry residents claimed that the legislator has been ignoring the area since winning the election and that he hasn’t been to visit or speak with constituents at major events.
Some residents claimed that the lawmaker never went to the town’s Sallah celebrations or made an appearance to say goodbye to nearby bandit-afflicted families.
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Security personnel allegedly intervened to restore calm and stop a further escalation of the situation.
Governor Dauda Lawal was in Dansadau to start the 90-kilometer Dansadau–Gusau road reconstruction.
The governor also mandated the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the town’s General Hospital as well as the distribution of solar-powered electricity to improve the local residents’ living conditions during the visit.
The governor expressed his administration’s commitment to restoring security, rebuilding essential infrastructure, and improving the welfare of Zamfara State’s vulnerable citizens.
What better way to get into the festive spirit than with some films that highlight the beauty and significance of being together? Christmas is a very special time of year.
As we all prepare for spending time with our loved ones, Christmas can be a particularly festive time for some people. The beauty of the holidays means some much-needed family time, despite the fact that some may enjoy it and others may detest it.
In my home, we all gather round, share presents and tuck in on some gorgeous Christmas dinner. There’s also the almost ritualistic argument that erupts out of nowhere, but it’s eventually quashed when we play games and sit down to watch a nice, festive film.
And with the big day just over a week away, I thought it would be a good idea to run down some of what I feel are the best Christmas movies that are shown every year. You might love them, you might hate them, but they all show off the beauty of being together.
5. White Christmas (1954)
White Christmas is one the true Christmas films, thanks to it sweet nature and overall charm that keeps bringing audiences back. Yes, the film is over 70 years old, but if the movie is continuously shown even to this day, it’s obvious there is a reason so many people relate to it.
Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye, two talented actors who collaborate to create a stunning show production, form the central role in the plot. They work with a sister act to show the joy of Christmas in Vermont for the winter, and they have a fantastic Christmas performance.
This movie has a top-notch soundtrack and a warm, cozy feeling that I can only enjoy watching. This is admirable given that it has an 89% public rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which is impressive for a movie from the 1950s.
4. Home Alone (1990)
Home Alone comes to mind when you think of a classic Christmas movie. Many people find the holiday season to be unsuitable unless they at least watch the Macaulay Culkin smash hit before the big day.
The movie combines heartfelt, sincere care with slapstick humor perfectly. You might be cheering on Kevin as he attempts to break into his home, but you also shed a tear because he is completely cut off from the rest of his family.
With a 80% audience, moviegoers have also gotten more and more excited about it, despite the initial negative reviews. You can only assume that the franchise will endure the test of time because so many people watch the film again once the holiday season begins.
3. The Snowman (1982)
For a film with no words, this movie really does tug on the heartstrings. Based on the picture book released four years prior, the short film tells the story of a snowman who comes to life to show the beauty of the world to its young creator before melting come morning.
The movie is incredibly moving because it never says a word while making the most of life, both for children and adults. As a child, I can recall a lot of it because we would all gather around the TV to watch it for its annual premiere.
And it appears that many people are in total agreement with me because Rotten Tomatoes gives it a remarkably 90% rating. One reviewer wrote, “One of the most moving, beautiful animated films ever made, haunting,” while others expressed how important the movie is to people.
2. The Holiday (2006)
One of the cheesiest movies I’ve probably ever seen is this one starring Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, and Jack Black. That is what makes it perfect, though.
Casting aside the rather iffy storylines and watching the star-studded cast let their hair down and just feel, which only increases the fun of the movie. Additionally, the film’s inclusion of a couple of storylines rather than just one pair makes it more intriguing to watch.
Because it is broadcast annually on TV in the lead up to the big day and receives an 80% on Rotten Tomatoes, the audience has grown to love this movie. The Holiday, which is predictable, somewhat cliched, and features scenes that feel forced to state a point, is a compelling picture that nicely combines comedy and romance, according to one reviewer.
1. Love, Actually (2003)
With a stellar cast of actors and a ton of plots, Love, Actually seems like the epitome of Christmas film. This film demonstrates the range of emotions that love will bring us, especially during Christmas, in a way that many people may not be able to comprehend.
Continue reading the article.
Love, Actually accomplishes everything necessary to convey the simple message that we are together at Christmas, from joy to heartbreak to jealousy. Due to the weight issues, it has been suggested that the movie be put on hold, but it is important to remember that these are the films that stood the test of time.
What better way to get into the festive spirit than with some films that highlight the beauty and significance of being together? Christmas is a very special time of year.
As we all prepare for spending time with our loved ones, Christmas can be a particularly festive time for some people. The beauty of the holidays means some much-needed family time, despite the fact that some may enjoy it and others may detest it.
In my home, we all gather round, share presents and tuck in on some gorgeous Christmas dinner. There’s also the almost ritualistic argument that erupts out of nowhere, but it’s eventually quashed when we play games and sit down to watch a nice, festive film.
And with the big day just over a week away, I thought it would be a good idea to run down some of what I feel are the best Christmas movies that are shown every year. You might love them, you might hate them, but they all show off the beauty of being together.
5. White Christmas (1954)
White Christmas is one the true Christmas films, thanks to it sweet nature and overall charm that keeps bringing audiences back. Yes, the film is over 70 years old, but if the movie is continuously shown even to this day, it’s obvious there is a reason so many people relate to it.
Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye, two talented actors who collaborate to create a stunning show production, form the central role in the plot. They work with a sister act to show the joy of Christmas in Vermont for the winter, and they have a fantastic Christmas performance.
This movie has a top-notch soundtrack and a warm, cozy feeling that I can only enjoy watching. This is admirable given that it has an 89% public rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which is impressive for a movie from the 1950s.
4. Home Alone (1990)
Home Alone comes to mind when you think of a classic Christmas movie. Many people find the holiday season to be unsuitable unless they at least watch the Macaulay Culkin smash hit before the big day.
The movie combines heartfelt, sincere care with slapstick humor perfectly. You might be cheering on Kevin as he attempts to break into his home, but you also shed a tear because he is completely cut off from the rest of his family.
With a 80% audience, moviegoers have also gotten more and more excited about it, despite the initial negative reviews. You can only assume that the franchise will endure the test of time because so many people watch the film again once the holiday season begins.
3. The Snowman (1982)
For a film with no words, this movie really does tug on the heartstrings. Based on the picture book released four years prior, the short film tells the story of a snowman who comes to life to show the beauty of the world to its young creator before melting come morning.
The movie is incredibly moving because it never says a word while making the most of life, both for children and adults. As a child, I can recall a lot of it because we would all gather around the TV to watch it for its annual premiere.
And it appears that many people are in total agreement with me because Rotten Tomatoes gives it a remarkably 90% rating. One reviewer wrote, “One of the most moving, beautiful animated films ever made, haunting,” while others expressed how important the movie is to people.
2. The Holiday (2006)
One of the cheesiest movies I’ve probably ever seen is this one starring Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, and Jack Black. That is what makes it perfect, though.
Casting aside the rather iffy storylines and watching the star-studded cast let their hair down and just feel, which only increases the fun of the movie. Additionally, the film’s inclusion of a couple of storylines rather than just one pair makes it more intriguing to watch.
Because it is broadcast annually on TV in the lead up to the big day and receives an 80% on Rotten Tomatoes, the audience has grown to love this movie. The Holiday, which is predictable, somewhat cliched, and features scenes that feel forced to state a point, is a compelling picture that nicely combines comedy and romance, according to one reviewer.
1. Love, Actually (2003)
With a stellar cast of actors and a ton of plots, Love, Actually seems like the epitome of Christmas film. This film demonstrates the range of emotions that love will bring us, especially during Christmas, in a way that many people may not be able to comprehend.
Continue reading the article.
Love, Actually accomplishes everything necessary to convey the simple message that we are together at Christmas, from joy to heartbreak to jealousy. Due to the weight issues, it has been suggested that the movie be put on hold, but it is important to remember that these are the films that stood the test of time.
We’ve got the beauty tips used on set, including the exact red lipstick Lily Collins wears, on Netflix today, and the eagerly awaited fifth season of Emily in Paris has just begun streaming.
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We tracked down the exact red lipstick used on Emily in Paris(Image: CAROLINE DUBOIS/NETFLIX)
After leaving us on something of a cliffhanger at the end of season four last year, the long-awaited return of season five of Emily in Paris has finally landed on Netflix today. Although viewers are keen to find out what happens next to Emily – and whether she’ll now be in Emily in Rome – we also can’t wait for the return of her fun fashion and French-inspired beauty looks.
Fans will no doubt be looking for details on how to copy some of her makeup tricks at home, which is why we managed to track down some of actress Lily Collins’ on-set beauty secrets, including her coveted go-to red lipstick. There have been a few shades and brands of red lipstick used over the seasons, but one used by makeup artist Sylvie Payen most frequently on set is Victoria Beckham’s £37 Posh Lipstick in the shade Pop .
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Without drying, cracking, or flaking, the Posh Lipstick’s creamy, moisturising balm base keeps lips soft and hydrated while you wear it. The Posh lipstick has a rich, highly pigmented formula that creates a solid swoop of color on your lips, unlike most balm lipsticks, which typically have more of a sheer color payoff.
It also contains nourishing oils that lock in moisture throughout the day and give the impression of fuller-looking lips, making it easy to maintain. There are many different hues to choose from, but Lily chose Pop because of its traditional French-inspired cherry red hue.
Another on-set beauty secret shared by MUA Sylvie Payen is using the £42 By Terry Pressed Hydra-Powder 8HA to make makeup last longer and lessen shine. In a CNN interview, Sylvie noted that “actually seeing the skin under the makeup is very important” and that “it’s one of her most-used products for perfecting the complexion.”
Your skin will look flawless in seconds thanks to the pressed powder, which also blurs pores and smoothes texture. However, it’s not drying and doesn’t make skin look cakey, unlike other powders.
Continue reading the article.
Instead, it’s infused with three different hyaluronic acid to improve the appearance of your skin without making it look oily or shiny. You can use it on all skin tones without leaving an ashy or chalky residue because it is completely translucent.
We’ve got the beauty tips used on set, including the exact red lipstick Lily Collins wears, on Netflix today, and the eagerly awaited fifth season of Emily in Paris has just begun streaming.
We may link to affiliate links in this article, but we will make money off of any purchases we make. more information
View 2 Images
We tracked down the exact red lipstick used on Emily in Paris(Image: CAROLINE DUBOIS/NETFLIX)
After leaving us on something of a cliffhanger at the end of season four last year, the long-awaited return of season five of Emily in Paris has finally landed on Netflix today. Although viewers are keen to find out what happens next to Emily – and whether she’ll now be in Emily in Rome – we also can’t wait for the return of her fun fashion and French-inspired beauty looks.
Fans will no doubt be looking for details on how to copy some of her makeup tricks at home, which is why we managed to track down some of actress Lily Collins’ on-set beauty secrets, including her coveted go-to red lipstick. There have been a few shades and brands of red lipstick used over the seasons, but one used by makeup artist Sylvie Payen most frequently on set is Victoria Beckham’s £37 Posh Lipstick in the shade Pop .
READ MORE: Vicky Pattison’s LED helmet “works for hormonal hair loss” and thickens and strengthens hair.
READ MORE: Benefit’s $97 beauty gift set, which includes the “best mascara,” has been reduced to $31.
Without drying, cracking, or flaking, the Posh Lipstick’s creamy, moisturising balm base keeps lips soft and hydrated while you wear it. The Posh lipstick has a rich, highly pigmented formula that creates a solid swoop of color on your lips, unlike most balm lipsticks, which typically have more of a sheer color payoff.
It also contains nourishing oils that lock in moisture throughout the day and give the impression of fuller-looking lips, making it easy to maintain. There are many different hues to choose from, but Lily chose Pop because of its traditional French-inspired cherry red hue.
Another on-set beauty secret shared by MUA Sylvie Payen is using the £42 By Terry Pressed Hydra-Powder 8HA to make makeup last longer and lessen shine. In a CNN interview, Sylvie noted that “actually seeing the skin under the makeup is very important” and that “it’s one of her most-used products for perfecting the complexion.”
Your skin will look flawless in seconds thanks to the pressed powder, which also blurs pores and smoothes texture. However, it’s not drying and doesn’t make skin look cakey, unlike other powders.
Continue reading the article.
Instead, it’s infused with three different hyaluronic acid to improve the appearance of your skin without making it look oily or shiny. You can use it on all skin tones without leaving an ashy or chalky residue because it is completely translucent.
