Nick in Server: Mr.D Profile (CSBD): @Mr.D Rank: Co-Owner Did him join the Discord group?: Yes Nick in Server: [noor]<>???????<>MAX Profile (CSBD): @[noor]<>???????<>MAX 12 Rank: Owner Did him join the Discord group?: Yes Nick in Server: Naguara Profile (CSBD): @Naguara Rank: Administrator Did him join the Discord group?: Yes

Nick in Server: -_- Profile (CSBD): @gabro Rank: Elder Did him join the Discord group?: Yes Nick in Server: D3f4ult. Profile (CSBD): @malek shanan Rank: Administrator Did him join the Discord group?: Yes Nick in Server: Duran Profile (CSBD): @Durann Rank: Administrator Did him join the Discord group?: Yes

Nick in Server: QuiomiXVe Profile (CSBD): @QuiomiXVe Rank: Owner Did him join the Discord group?: Yes Nick in Server: R4fay Profile (CSBD): @R4fay Rank: Elder Did him join the Discord group?: Yes Nick in Server: Warrior Profile (CSBD): @SVorZy Rank: Elder Did him join the Discord group?: Yes

Hello to all members of the server, here we will mention the new recruiters Administrators/Managers new to the server. Model here: Nick in Server: Profile (CSBD): Rank: Did him join the Discord group? (It is mandatory that you enter discord and your role) : Note: It is mandatory to mention new staff here and if they have a community account.

DH2 - Good music and soundtrack

DH1: DH2: Whoever has the most votes will win the battle. You have 2 days to comment and tell us what your favorite music is. Good luck!

The stage was set for another dose of so-called Bazball, England set a target of 205 to win the first Test against Sri Lanka with 66 overs left in the fourth day; the kind of run chase they have looked to utterly vaporise these past two and a half years. What followed was anything but a cruise, rather a cagey, tense affair as Sri Lanka, buoyed by a sublime 113 from Kamindu Mendis earlier in the piece, pushed their hosts all the way. England beat Sri Lanka by five wickets to triumph in first Test – live reaction Read more England won by five wickets at 7.17pm – a first victory for their stand-in captain, Ollie Pope – but only after Jamie Smith, centurion in the first innings, had stepped on the accelerator with a flurry of late boundaries. Smith perished for 39 with 22 runs still to whittle off, castled by a wonderful reverse-swinging yorker from the ever-willing Asitha Fernando and welcomed back into the dressing room with the gratitude of his teammates. But the reassuring presence of Joe Root was at the other end, his unbeaten 62 from 128 taking England home with a heaved straight four. This gripping slow burn of a run chase – the target reeled in after 57.2 overs – said a fair bit about the fight shown by Dhananjaya de Silva’s Sri Lanka, this second set of summer tourists already an upgrade on West Indies by way of experience. It also said something about England’s new outlook. It is a time of renewal for their seam attack post-Jimmy Anderson, but the batters are also under orders from Ben Stokes, looking on here, to bring a bit more nuance to their play; to remain positive but give a bit more respect to the match situation. Once they slipped to 70 for three, this called for bloody-mindedness At that stage, as Dan Lawrence missed a straight one from Milan Rathnayake to be trapped lbw for 36, England had been ticking along at a familiar four-and-a-half runs per over. Ben Duckett had been nicked off early by Asitha Fernando, while Pope had perished for six by toe-ending a reverse sweep off Prabath Jayasuriya to slip. But with Sri Lanka’s sweepers once again out early, singles were readily available. Then came the squeeze from the tourists, the wily Jayasuriya wheeling away from the Brian Statham End – the surface not assisting much but his nous still evident – and De Silva rotating his seamers from the other. Harry Brook, instinctively an aggressor, took his lead from Root, digging in for 32 runs in a precious fourth-wicket stand of 64. Jayasuriya broke the pair’s gimlet-eyed resistance, teasing a sharp caught and bowled from Brook after beating him in the flight. There were 86 runs to get at this stage. But Smith, glowing in form from the masterful 111 in the first innings that proved the difference, allayed any concerns among his teammates about tee-off times on Sunday with another display of youthful bravura. Root was simply happy in his bunker, surviving a couple of close shouts for lbw and waiting 95 balls to strike his first boundary. His second was the coup de grace, dancing down the track to Jayasuriya and sending him back over his head. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/article/2024/aug/24/england-sri-lanka-day-four-first-test-match-report-cricket

Paris was accused of implementing social cleansing tactics targeting vulnerable groups like the homeless, drug addicts, sex workers and food aid recipients in the lead-up to the 2024 Olympics. Humanitarian associations reported mass evictions and displacements, with individuals relocated outside the city to beautify public spaces for the upcoming games. s the 2024 Paris Olympics concluded on August 11, the city’s approach to managing vulnerable populations in the lead-up to the Games remains under scrutiny. Antoine de Clerck, coordinator of Le Revers de la Médaille (The Other Side of the Medal), had warned of the risk of social cleansing before the Olympics; now, he asserts, it is a reality. Humanitarian associations have reported that in the months leading up to the Games, Paris targeted groups living or working in public spaces, including the homeless, drug addicts, sex workers, and food aid recipients. In its report, “1 an de Nettoyage Social avant les JOP 2024,” Le Revers de la Médaille defined social cleansing as the harassment, expulsion, and invisibilization of populations deemed undesirable by public authorities near Olympic venues. Paul Alauzy, a spokesperson for the organization, claimed that these individuals had been relocated outside the capital to beautify public spaces for the global audience expected in Paris. Officials, however, continued to deny these allegations. How Paris relocated the homeless Alauzy stated that France had implemented a system to relocate some homeless individuals to other regions in preparation for the Olympics. *Le Revers de la Médaille* criticized the mass evictions of homeless people from Île-de-France and the forced removal from occupied places and slums. Humanitarian associations observed a systematic nature in these operations, with more occupied spaces being evacuated by the police. Weekly, one or more buses carrying 50 homeless individuals left Paris, relocating them outside the region. In France, Article L345-2-2 mandates state responsibility for emergency housing. While relocation was not new, the current method was unprecedented. Homeless people were directed to temporary reception centers (SAS), which operated from March 2023 to the end of 2024 in ten cities outside Île-de-France. The government denied that these centers were created for the Olympics. De Clerck noted a significant acceleration in these relocations, which lacked alternative solutions. Previously, minors were not moved, but now they were included. Associations criticized the temporary nature of this system, which did not provide stable housing. Each SAS could host a homeless person for a maximum of three weeks. Afterward, 40% were directed to longer-term solutions, while 60% were sent to other emergency shelters, which were often already full. De Clerck explained that individuals were removed from the streets of Paris only to end up back on the streets in another city. Alauzy called for dignified, lasting, and unconditional solutions. Targeting sex workers De Clerck observed that the social cleansing efforts targeted all individuals in public spaces, including the homeless, sex workers, drug addicts, and food aid recipients. *Le Revers de la Médaille* reported increased administrative controls and police intimidation of sex workers. At Bois de Vincennes, a public park in eastern Paris, undocumented immigrant sex workers, mostly Nigerian, faced violent police harassment. Aurelia Huot from the “Barreau de Paris Solidarité” association reported a significant increase in administrative checks on sex workers. Since June, police patrols had been notably violent towards Nigerian women, who were victims of trafficking. In contrast, at Bois de Boulogne, a park in western Paris, sex workers who were mostly in regular situations experienced different police tactics. De Clerck mentioned that fines or prohibitions to practice were common, despite the repeal of the solicitation crime in 2016. Huot added that women were adapting their work methods, increasingly moving online, which made it more difficult for associations to distribute safety materials. Challenges in Collaboration Le Revers de la Médaille struggled to collaborate with the Prefecture of the Region and the Prefecture of Police. Police actions against drug addicts intensified, with permanent interventions in La Villette aimed at dispersing people. De Clerck believed these actions had a clear connection to the upcoming Olympics. https://www.fairobserver.com/politics/invisible-victims-how-paris-used-social-cleansing-before-the-olympics/#

Done

Application Accepted. If you commit any other fault or do not respect the rules you will be permanently banned.

Originals / Originale: https://imgur.com/a/hRF5hJz Avatar Profiles / Profiluri avatar

From the La Ensenada bus stop, in the Puente Piedra district, a group of drivers from route A of the Etuchisa transport company, better known as El Chino, indicated that about 100 units will not be leaving to make their daily route to Villa El Salvador due to the attacks that have occurred in recent days. They told América Noticias that, yesterday, Tuesday, August 20, at around 7 pm, unknown individuals shot at a unit, destroying the windows and other parts of the vehicle. READ MORE | Mayor of Rímac does not rule out holding a chicken party to raise funds due to budget deficit “There are no guarantees to go out to work because the owners have not spoken out and there is no police surveillance, even though the police station is nearby,” they told the morning show. First attack The first attack against El Chino occurred last Thursday, August 15, around 5 p.m., when another bus was attacked near the Chillón boardwalk. The drivers, who preferred to remain anonymous, said that the attackers shouted that their actions were against the company, not against any driver. The drivers said they do not know if the owners of the transport company have been the target of extortion and regretted the silence they have kept in relation to the attacks. In addition, they said that so far everything is uncertain. What is El Chino's route? Route A of the Etuchisa company, whose units are light blue, covers the Puente Piedra-Villa El Salvador route, passing through important points in the city such as the Bypass. There are 50 buses that will stop operating from Puente Piedra and a similar number from Villa El Salvador. How to report a crime or robbery? The National Police of Peru has an Emergency Center that operates 24 hours a day. You only have to dial 105 to report if you have been a victim of crime or if any rule has been violated. It also has its WhatsApp number: 964 605 570 and 942 479 506. It is also possible to go to the district police station to make the corresponding complaint. https://elcomercio.pe/lima/transporte/buses-el-chino-no-saldran-en-ruta-debido-a-diversos-atentados-villa-el-salvador-extorsion-cobro-de-cupos-policial-ultimas-noticia/

Happy Brithday @Amaranth i hope u happy today 😄

Venezuelans attending the demonstration said they felt "joy," "excitement" and "nostalgia," but also "a lot of despair" for the desire for the end of the government of Nicolás Maduro and "leaving our country free," according to one of the participants. Thousands of Venezuelans took to the streets of Lima and other cities in Peru on Saturday to demand "freedom" for their country and for "respect for the result" of the presidential elections of July 28, which the opposition claims was won by candidate Edmundo González Urrutia. Venezuelans, currently one of the largest communities in Peru with 1.5 million people, gathered in the Manco Capac square, in the district of La Victoria, wearing the colors of their flag in clothing, hats, makeup and hair, to sing and play traditional music. Near a platform there was a group carrying a huge Venezuelan flag and many people with signs and their printed ballots to show that - they claim - González was the winner of the elections, which according to the Venezuelan electoral body was won by the current president, Nicolás Maduro. Some of the participants were moved to tears when remembering their family, who remained in Venezuela and have not seen them for several years, but they asked them "not to let themselves be defeated by the dictatorship," as they described the Maduro "regime." The Venezuelans attending the demonstration said they felt "joy," "excitement" and "nostalgia," but also "a lot of desperation" for the desire for the Maduro government to end and "leave our country free," according to one of the participants. https://rpp.pe/lima/actualidad/venezolanos-en-peru-participaron-de-la-gran-protesta-mundial-por-la-verdad-que-rechaza-el-fraude-electoral-de-nicolas-maduro-noticia-1577431