Podcasts about Palacios

Argentina goleó 4-0 a Bolivia y volvió a ilusionar por su manera de jugar. Analizamos una actuación marcada por la intensidad y el compromiso, con Palacios como figura, otro paso adelante de Nico Paz y un buen debut de Román Vega. Además, las respuestas de Mastantuono, Barco, Leonel Flores y el Flaco López desde el banco.

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Gulf Coast Sports Report 092426 Season 17, Episode 7 Hosts: Mike Forman and Chris Doelle Game Recaps & Past Week Highlights Cuero 28, Calhoun 27: Cuero scored on 4 of its 30 plays, while Calhoun ran 62 plays, recovered a late onside kick, but missed a go-ahead 46-yard field goal. Industrial 49, Palacios 0: Industrial […]

This week on Driving Law, Kyla Lee and Paul Doroshenko discuss two serious wrong-way driving crashes in BC and an Ontario impaired driving decision involving some remarkably bad police work. They begin with two recent wrong-way crashes, including a fatal collision on Highway 1 and a multi-vehicle crash involving a tow truck on the Granville Bridge. Kyla and Paul discuss how these investigations unfold, why charge approval can take so long in serious driving cases, and an unusual police comment about keeping Highway 1 closed longer out of respect for the victims. Next, they break down R. v. Palacios, an Ontario impaired driving case where the judge found serious problems with the officer's evidence and conduct. The officer claimed to have watched the driver go through a yellow light that lasted 12 seconds, used an unofficial "multitasking" test as an indicator of impairment, and then claimed he did not have enough evidence to demand a roadside breath sample despite smelling alcohol. Things only got worse when the driver, who spoke Spanish, tried to understand and exercise his right to a lawyer. The court ultimately found breaches of the driver's Charter rights, excluded the breath readings and acquitted him. Kyla and Paul discuss what the case says about police training, roadside sobriety investigations and why facilitating the right to counsel continues to cause problems. Finally, the Ridiculous Driver of the Week is a Florida woman accused of stealing a police cruiser who then turned her bond hearing into a viral courtroom moment. Check out the 'Lawyer Told Me Not To Talk To You' T-shirts and hoodies at Lawyertoldme.com and 'Sit Still Jackson' at sitstilljackson.com.

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Descubrimos un ingente legado histórico y monumental y rincones de la Guerra Fría en un viaje fascinante por el corazón del territorio alemán. En este nuevo episodio de El Placer de Viajar, el programa de viajes de esRadio y Libertad Digital, nuestros anfitriones Carmelo Jordá y Kelu Robles continúan su recorrido por tierras alemanas en colaboración con la asociación Historical Highlights of Germany. En esta ocasión, proponen una magnífica ruta desde el sur hasta el este del país, concretamente desde Heidelberg hasta Potsdam, realizando paradas en las espectaculares ciudades de Würzburg y Erfurt. Para cerrar el programa, el espacio viaja a España para descubrir los secretos históricos, patrimoniales y gastronómicos de Almendralejo, en Extremadura. La primera parada del viaje germano es Heidelberg, de la mano del colaborador David Alonso. Esta preciosa ciudad universitaria, situada a orillas del río Neckar, cuenta con unos 200.000 habitantes y es famosa por su ambiente joven y sus ruinas medievales. Su prestigiosa universidad, fundada en 1386, es el motor económico local y cuenta en su haber con numerosos premios nobel. Para llegar, la mejor opción es volar al aeropuerto de Frankfurt, el cual conecta de forma directa con la red ferroviaria alemana, facilitando el traslado a la ciudad en apenas una hora de trayecto previo trasbordo en Mannheim. Entre los atractivos más singulares de Heidelberg destaca la cárcel universitaria o Studentenkarzer, que estuvo activa hasta 1914 y cuyas paredes se encuentran repletas de grafitis y caricaturas de la época realizados por los propios alumnos que deseaban ser encerrados allí. Asimismo, es imprescindible visitar la Iglesia del Espíritu Santo, un templo compartido históricamente por católicos y protestantes, y pasear por el puente viejo, donde se halla la estatua de un mono con un espejo que, según la leyenda local, otorga riqueza y asegura el regreso a la ciudad a quien lo toca. A continuación, Kelu Robles detalla su visita a Würzburg, capital de la Baja Franconia en el estado de Baviera. Esta urbe, atravesada por el río Meno, destaca por su imponente Puente Viejo, similar al famoso puente de Carlos de Praga pero a menor escala, donde los locales se reúnen para degustar vino en copas de un cuarto de litro, conocidas como schoppen. La historia de Würzburg está profundamente ligada al poder que ejercieron allí los príncipes obispos, cuyo legado se refleja en la planificación urbana y en monumentos de estilo barroco y renacentista. El monumento estrella de esta ciudad bávara es la Residencia de Würzburg, un fastuoso palacio declarado Patrimonio Mundial por la Unesco que sobrevivió milagrosamente a los bombardeos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y que alberga en su interior espectaculares frescos de artistas como Tiepolo. También resulta sumamente recomendable visitar la Fortaleza de Marienberg, que ofrece una panorámica espectacular rodeada de viñedos, y el histórico sótano del palacio, donde se ubica una de las bodegas públicas más importantes de la zona. La tercera etapa de la ruta alemana es Erfurt, una ciudad de tamaño medio situada justo en el centro geográfico del país, lo que la convierte en un nudo de comunicaciones excelente gracias a los trenes de alta velocidad. En la Edad Media, Erfurt logró una inmensa riqueza debido al monopolio del cultivo de la planta pastel, utilizada para obtener el codiciado tinte de color azul. El gran emblema de la localidad es el puente de los comerciantes o Krämerbrücke, una estructura habitada construida en 1325 que funciona como una calle comercial flanqueada por casas con entramados de madera. Erfurt también cuenta con una estrecha vinculación con Martín Lutero, quien estudió en su universidad y posteriormente ingresó como monje en el Monasterio de los Agustinos, espacio hoy visitable donde se puede conocer su celda. El patrimonio de la ciudad se completa con la impresionante colina de la catedral, que reúne de manera contigua la Catedral de Santa María y la Iglesia de San Severo, accesibles mediante una monumental escalinata. Tampoco puede dejar de visitarse la Antigua Sinagoga, considerada la más antigua que se conserva intacta en Europa Central, datada en el año 1100. La última parada en Alemania es Potsdam, una joya monumental ubicada a escasos treinta minutos de Berlín. La ciudad se desarrolló a partir de 1660 como residencia de caza del elector Federico Guillermo I y posteriormente se convirtió en residencia oficial de la monarquía prusiana. Potsdam es célebre por su inmenso complejo de palacios y jardines, que abarca más de 500 hectáreas, entre los que destaca el palacio de Sanssouci, de estilo rococó, mandado construir por Federico el Grande, y el imponente Neues Palais, de estilo barroco. Además de su belleza arquitectónica, Potsdam desempeñó un papel clave en la historia contemporánea mundial. En el palacio de Cecilienhof se celebró en 1945 la famosa Conferencia de Potsdam, donde Stalin, Truman y Churchill decidieron el destino de la Alemania derrotada y de Europa. En la misma línea, el puente Glienicke, conocido como el puente de los espías, fue el escenario real de múltiples intercambios de prisioneros entre el bloque comunista y el occidental durante la Guerra Fría, un hito inmortalizado en la famosa película de Steven Spielberg.Almendralejo Finalmente, el programa cruza la frontera española para visitar Almendralejo, en la provincia de Badajoz. Rodeada de los extensos viñedos de la comarca de Tierra de Barros, la localidad ofrece una rica oferta turística que va desde el Sepulcro Megalítico de Huerta Montero, una tumba prehistórica de 4.500 años de antigüedad, hasta el Teatro Carolina Coronado, un bellísimo edificio de estilo modernista y ecléctico erigido en honor a la célebre escritora extremeña nacida en este municipio. Almendralejo sobresale además por su vinculación al sector del vino, siendo uno de los principales productores de cava fuera de Cataluña gracias a la labor de pioneros como Marcelino Díaz. Para acompañar esta bebida, la gastronomía local propone las tradicionales migas de Tierra de Barros, asados de cordero y platos de caza, así como innovadoras propuestas de cocina de autor lideradas por chefs jóvenes de la zona. El programa concluye invitando a los oyentes a descubrir estas joyas viajeras que aún quedan fuera de los circuitos turísticos habituales.

TKras is joined by Rays outfielder Richie Palacios following Tampa Bay's 6-1 victory over the Yankees in New York to clinch the AL East. The Rays secured their fifth division title and home-field advantage throughout the American League playoffs after a dominant night from Drew Rasmussen and a big offensive performance. Palacios gives TKras the inside perspective on the clubhouse celebration, beating the Yankees to clinch the division, and what this Rays team is thinking about now as the focus turns toward October.

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Rick Stroud doesn't sugarcoat it: losing at home to Deshaun Watson and a Cleveland Browns team most didn't think could compete is a genuine crisis. Rick and Steve break down exactly how it happened — settling for four field goals, another Baker Mayfield turnover, missed tackles, blown coverage, and a shaky offensive line that was supposed to be top-five in the league. Watson, written off after Cleveland's Week 1 blowout, outplayed Mayfield by a wide margin (24-of-30, 238 yards, two touchdowns, no picks), and a two-hour-plus lightning delay did the Bucs no favors on their final drive. Rick singles out the pass rush's continued no-show — including a near-invisible outing from rookie Rueben Bain Jr. — and doesn't hold back on Baker, questioning whether a $165 million quarterback is playing like one just weeks after signing his extension.They also get into the fallout: a tense, near-empty locker room after the game, a new (and controversial) media policy shielding players from reporters on their way off the field, and why Rick doesn't expect a midseason coaching change yet — but says everything could be on the table if 0-2 turns into 0-5, starting with two brutal home games against Minnesota and Green Bay before a short week in Dallas.On a much brighter note, the Rays keep rolling — a walk-off from Palacios and another Yankees loss have the magic number down to two, meaning one win in New York will clinch the AL East. The Lightning opened their preseason with a win over Nashville, with an eye-catching, visibly slimmed-down Victor Hedman. They close with a look back at the weekend's college football, including Florida's statement win at Auburn and a wild LSU-Ole Miss shootout that ended in an emotional loss for Lane Kiffin.Segments:Bucs fall to 0-2 with a home loss to Cleveland: turnovers, a stagnant offense, and a defense that can't get off the fieldDeshaun Watson outplays Baker Mayfield; questions mount about Mayfield's $165M extensionReuben Bain Jr.'s vanishing act and the Bucs' pass-rush strugglesLocker room mood, new media restrictions, and whether a coaching change is realisticWhat's ahead: brutal upcoming schedule (Vikings, Packers, Cowboys)Good news: Rays' magic number down to two after a walk-off win; Lightning's preseason openerWeekend college football recap: Florida upsets Auburn, LSU-Ole Miss thrillerSponsor: Breitling Boutique, International Plaza Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's been a tumultuous year for Venezuela, marked by political upheaval and deadly earthquakes. Then, in late August, the Trump administration announced a deal for over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil reserves—and a 35% stake in North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP). The move could turn a little-known private company into one of the world's largest corporate holders of oil reserves.  But NABEP wasn't the only headline. In the same week, Chevron pledged $7 billion to double its Venezuelan production, Italian major ENI moved forward on a massive oil field agreement, and GE Vernova signed on to rehabilitate the country's crippled electric grid. All told, Venezuela signed deals covering more than 150 billion barrels of oil resources—an unprecedented scale-up for a sector starved of investment for over two decades. Yet for all the fanfare, basic questions remain unresolved. What are the terms and legal basis for the deal? What does direct US government equity in Venezuelan oil actually mean for American energy security and gas prices at the pump? And where does this deal fit in the long energy history between the US and Venezuela—is this a genuine turning point, or just the latest swing in a cycle of investments and setbacks that hasn't delivered lasting progress for ordinary Venezuelans? Today on the show, Jason Bordoff speaks with Luisa Palacios and Bob McNally.  Luisa is an adjunct senior research scholar here at the center, where she also served as CGEP's head of research. Before joining CGEP, Luisa was chairwoman of Citgo Petroleum Corporation, the US refining arm of Venezuela's state oil company, PDVSA.  Bob is the founder and president of Rapidan Energy Group, an independent energy consulting and market advisory firm. From 2001 to 2003 he served on the White House National Economic Council as special assistant to President George W. Bush. And in 2003, he was the senior director for international energy on the National Security Council. His 2017 book, Crude Volatility: The History and the Future of Boom-Bust Oil Prices, examines the history of oil price swings.

Hoy en el show hablamos sobre la detención por ICE de los artistas Degnis Bofill y Andy “Andy Piano” Palacios y las grandes interrogantes que surgen en estos casos. Conversamos con la abogada Lorena Rivas, de Rivas & Associates, para conocer qué deben saber los inmigrantes ante una detención, cuáles son sus derechos, qué condiciones pueden enfrentar y cuáles son los pasos correctos que deben seguir.Pero el tema no terminó ahí… También hablamos sobre La China, quien financió su propia serie y tener la libertad de escoger a sus propios actores para las escenas… ¡incluyendo de el hijo de Niurka Marcos en sus ultimas escenas de película y que dijo Niurka sobre lo que vio! Un show lleno de información, actualidad, entretenimiento que dieron mucho de qué hablar. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La historiadora y especialista en música repasa la trayectoria de Dolly Parton, su impacto en la música country, su faceta empresarial con Dollywood y su labor social a través de la Biblioteca de la Imaginación.

We kick-off our new midweek show, recapping the latest Ipswich Town and wider game news. Tonight we focus on League Cup victory over Leicester plus a potentially massive incoming transfer!

Tema del Día: ¿Es o no es ofensa que te manden a chin..tu ...Ma...? En entrevista Silverio Palacios, quien viene a platicarnos de Loco México Mágico, en cines. Silverio interpreta al excéntrico alcalde Benio en la película mexicana. Lunes futbolero con Mont Gómez. Lunes de recomendaciones con Nico.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fulham pick up a 1-0 in their final preseason game against Stuttgart at Craven Cottage. We review the team's performance, including a breakout display from César Palacios. We also discuss whether the fullbacks have been given a 'licence to kill'. Sammy catches up with Jess about Fulham Women's opening day victory, and we take a bunch of your questions, including about Kenny Tete's future at the club and Rodrigo Muniz's role in the squad. Ready to have an AI that can tackle real work? Try Claude Cowork today — Claude.ai/Fulhamish. Guests: Sammy James Freddie Cooper Elizabeth Barnard Jess Winstanley Producer: Elizabeth Barnard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It started last year as a pressure campaign at sea, with the United States seizing  tankers as part of what President Trump called a "total and complete blockade" of vessels carrying Venezuelan crude subject to US sanctions. It crescendoed on January 3, when US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, bringing him and his wife to New York on narcoterrorism charges. Since Maduro's removal, confusion remains over whether—and to what extent—the US is controlling the country's oil sector. But one thing is clear: despite holding the world's largest oil reserves, Venezuela is producing at a fraction of its former levels, and its path to recovery is anything but certain. A national tragedy has only added to the instability. In June, twin earthquakes claimed more than 5,000 lives. While the country's energy infrastructure did not sustain significant damage, the quakes exposed deep fault lines in the country's political leadership and served as a stark reminder of an already long-standing humanitarian crisis in the region.   So what's the state of the energy sector and energy investments in Venezuela? How has the global energy crisis changed the calculus for prospective energy developers? What role is the Trump administration playing in the sale of Venezuelan oil? And where is oil production headed?  Today on the show, Jason Bordoff speaks with Luisa Palacios about the state of the Venezuelan energy sector, efforts around creating new policies to boost oil production, and the impact of the June earthquakes. Luisa is an adjunct senior research scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) at Columbia University, where she previously served as head of research. Before joining CGEP, Luisa was chairwoman of Citgo Petroleum Corporation, the US refining arm of Venezuela's state oil company, PDVSA. Credits: Hosted by Jason Bordoff and Bill Loveless. Produced by Mary Catherine O'Connor, Caroline Pitman, and Kyu Lee. Engineering by Gregory Vilfranc.

Sammy is joined by John Charles also known as WorldofJCC in the studio this week to react to a fantastic 24 hours for Fulham with Gonzalo García and César Palacios both confirmed by the club on the same day Fulham announced the return of the iconic black and red chequered away shirt complete with the old crest from the 1970s. The boys also discuss the links to another Real Madrid academy player Thiago Pitarch and touch on Roma's slightly audacious bid for Kevin. Guests: Sammy James John Charles Producer: Freddie Cooper Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Today on The Oyster Ninja Podcast, we're heading down to the Gulf—deep in the heart of Texas—to sit down with a crew that's helping redefine what Southern oysters look like. I'm talking about David from Oyster Bros, out of Palacios, Texas. These guys aren't new to the water—they're true to it. Third-generation shrimpers who made the bold transition from shrimping into oyster mariculture, and now they're leading the charge in one of the fastest-growing oyster regions in the country. You can find Oyster Bros oysters not just across Texas, but making their way through the Southeast—Georgia, Florida—and even up to the Big Apple. So today, we're getting into legacy, risk, innovation, and what it really takes to build an oyster brand from the Gulf up. Let's get into it."

Jack and Joe sit down to discuss the imminent arrivals of Gonzalo García and César Palacios and what they will bring to Fulham. The boys also take a deeper dive into Fulham's 1-1 draw with Al-Ahli in Portugal on Tuesday, looking at what impressed them and what still needs improving before the start of the Premier League season, including defending set pieces. Guests: Jack Kelly Joe Sansom Producer: Freddie Cooper Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Arsenal's transfer window enters increasingly uncertain territory as Gavin and Justin assess the club's reported interest in Vinícius Júnior and the factors that could determine whether one of the biggest deals in Premier League history ever becomes realistic.They examine Real Madrid's contract position, Arsenal's ability to finance the move and why the story appears to carry more substance than a straightforward attempt to strengthen the player's negotiating position. Attention then turns to another possible Madrid target before the discussion moves to Bruno Guimarães, Newcastle's changing situation and the growing sense that the midfielder's future may be approaching a decisive point.With William Saliba sidelined and Jurrien Timber's rehabilitation being managed carefully, the hosts also consider Arsenal's need for defensive cover, the shortage of obvious options and whether academy defenders could be given an opportunity during pre-season.The episode continues with Ethan Nwaneri's uncertain pathway, interest from clubs across England and Europe, and the difficult choice between creating a genuine first-team role or selling while his value remains high. Fabio Vieira's expected departure prompts a wider debate about resale value, recruitment mistakes and why development-based transfer logic does not always apply to a club operating at Arsenal's level.Elsewhere, Chelsea's moves for Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson come under scrutiny, while the escalating fees being paid for goalkeepers lead into discussion of Kepa Arrizabalaga's future. The show closes with Fulham's double move for Gonzalo García and César Palacios as the Premier League's spending continues to reshape the market.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables & Intro(00:34) - Transfer Show Introduction(01:05) - Arteta's Transfer Comments(01:52) - Arsenal's Interest in Vinícius Júnior(04:33) - Could Vinícius Be Using Arsenal?(06:54) - The Premier League's Biggest Incoming Transfer?(07:54) - Real Madrid's Final Contract Offer(09:57) - Arsenal's Second Real Madrid Target(11:29) - Bruno Guimarães Talks Enter the Final Stretch(14:19) - Eddie Howe's Exit and Newcastle's Position(16:07) - Arsenal's Defensive Reinforcement Problem(18:06) - Could the Academy Provide Cover?(19:10) - Ethan Nwaneri Transfer Interest(21:35) - Arsenal's Failure to Develop Nwaneri(23:14) - Loan, Sale or First-Team Pathway?(27:58) - Buy-Back Clauses and Maximising Nwaneri's Value(28:46) - Fabio Vieira and Hamburg Negotiations(29:43) - Does Resale Value Matter to Arsenal?(32:28) - Jakub Kiwior and Arsenal's Selling Record(33:33) - Chelsea Target Welbeck and Henderson(35:02) - What the Signings Say About Chelsea(36:05) - Rising Goalkeeper Transfer Fees(38:29) - Kepa's Future and Arsenal's Goalkeeper Order(39:55) - Fulham Sign Gonzalo García(42:32) - Assessing the García Deal(44:06) - César Palacios and Fulham's Ambition(45:43) - Fulham's Boom-or-Bust Rebuild(46:15) - Outro