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Volver FLORIDA By En USA news BCPS named District of the Year 2025/2026 from Cambridge Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) is proud to have been named Cambridge's 2025/2026 District of the Year in the Large Districts category. This award, granted by Cambridge International Education, recognizes the District's commitment to expanding access to rigorous academic opportunities and achieving excellent student outcomes. This recognition marks the third time BCPS has received this prestigious distinction. The district was previously recognized in the 2017/2018 and 2020/2021 school years. Each year, Cambridge International Education recognizes one large, one medium, and one small school district nationwide for demonstrating exceptional results in expanding access to Cambridge programs and for the outstanding performance of their students on Cambridge exams. “This recognition reflects the hard work, dedication, and shared commitment of our students, teachers, school administrators, and families,” said Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Howard Hepburn. “We are proud to expand access to Cambridge’s rigorous courses, which prepare our students for success in college, their careers, and life.” Recognition for the 2025/2026 academic year is based on students' academic performance in the Cambridge exams during the 2024/2025 school year. Students who successfully complete Cambridge courses and exams earn university credits and may be eligible for a full Florida Bright Futures scholarship. For more information about the opportunities Cambridge offers at BCPS, visit browardschools.com/Cambridge . If you need more details about the Cambridge District of the Year Award, please visit https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/support-and-training-for-schools/support-for-teachers/results/outstanding-cambridge-learner-awards/us-district-of-the-year-award/ .

Share The Health Foundation of the Americas launches a fund for community programs with the support by Centene Charitable Foundation The Health Foundation of the Americas (HAF) of the National Alliance for Hispanic Health announced the launch of the Equity Fund for the Hispanic Family. The $ 100 million fund aims to promote equity in the health and well-being of Hispanic families across the country. Centene Corporation through its foundation The Centene Charitable Foundation have committed to matching the first million in corporate donations to the fund, and called on companies and foundations to contribute to the initiative and play an active role in reducing the lack of equity faced by Hispanic communities. "By investing directly in communities and strengthening resources locally, The Health Foundation of the Americas can better meet the needs of Hispanic families," said Jane L. Delgado, PhD, MS, president and CEO of La Health Foundation of the Americas. "We look forward to working with Centene to ensure more equitable outcomes in the Hispanic community. The stakes are high for Hispanic Americans and failure to act is not an option." "The COVID-19 pandemic has shed light on the health and economic inequalities facing Hispanic communities across the country," said Michael F. Neidorff, president and CEO of Centene Corporation. "By emerging now into a post-pandemic world, we have been given a clear opportunity to close the wellness gap that too many Americans face. We hope that businesses and foundations will join Centene in supporting our ongoing efforts to provide opportunities for Hispanic communities. , the largest minority group in our nation, while looking for innovative ways to ensure fairness within their own organizations. " The Equity Fund for the Hispanic Family will benefit from the expertise of The Health Foundation of the Americas staff, with decades of experience managing various national health and human services programs. The Health Foundation of the Americas will administer the funds to a variety of communities that will include centers with large numbers of Hispanics, as well as emerging population centers and rural and urban communities. For more information about the Equity Fund for the Hispanic Family, visit https://www.buenasaludparatodos.org/familias. About The Health Foundation of the Americas The Healthy Americas Foundation (HAF) seeks to improve the health of individuals and families in the Americas by innovating, incubating, and investing in designed and community-based efforts. HAF's initiatives are based on the experience of the National Alliance for Hispanic Health and its many partners. HAF encourages community-driven efforts based on and celebrating the role of culture; it redefines health not only as the absence of disease; and nurtures the well-being of the body, mind and spirit. Given its health mission, HAF does not accept funds from tobacco companies, alcoholic beverages, or sugary beverages. For more information, visit www.buenasaludparatodos.org/familias. Contact: Adolph P. Falcón, afalcon@healthyamericasfund.org , 202-797-4341

Margate up to date with the commissioner Joanne Simone. Share Here are some topics of interest in Margate: Through the home improvement grant, we learned that some contractors are charging whatever they want for permit fees. The city charges 5-7% of the actual cost of the job for a permit. If the permit fee charged by the contractor appears to exceed the cost of the work, check with the city for the actual cost of the permit. -------------------------------------------------- ----- A new Chipotle on Atlantic Blvd in the Walmart Shopping Plaza is in the permitting process. Interior construction is waiting for plan review corrections to be resubmitted. The shell building has been approved. --------------------------------------------- The opening of Fire Station 58 has been delayed due to supply chain issues. -------------------------------------------------- ---- Oriole Park, bid and permit drawings are 100% complete. The park has bid for a new multi-use turf field with sports lighting, new playground equipment, umbrellas, new concession/restroom building, water feature, gazebo and shade pavilions with site furniture, landscaping, irrigation and fencing. We believe that the bidding process will exceed the original budget estimates (from the parks bond), so this design will need to be submitted to the Commission before proceeding. --------------------------------------------- Winfield and Lemon Tree Parks are 100% complete. ---------------------------------------- Cómo solicitar un contenedor de basura/reciclaje ¿Sabía que puede reemplazar sus contenedores (carritos) de basura o reciclaje? Si su contenedor de basura o reciclaje está dañado, falta o necesita reemplazo, simplemente envíe un correo electrónico a trash@margatefl.com o llame directamente a Republic Services al 954-583-1830 o DEES al 954-972-0828. Para su comodidad: * Los recipientes de basura están disponibles en 35, 65 o 95 galones. * Los de reciclaje están disponibles en 35 o 65 galones. Incluya su nombre, dirección, color(es) del recipiente, tamaño(s), detalles de contacto y motivo de la solicitud. No hay ningún cargo por su primer reemplazo. Tampoco hay cargo si se daña durante el proceso de recolección o tiene un defecto de fábrica. Se aplicará una tarifa de reemplazo por cualquiera dañado posteriormente cuando el daño se deba a negligencia, abuso, modificación o cualquier otro daño no cubierto por la garantía. ¡Gracias por ayudarnos a mantener nuestro Margate seguro y limpio!

Volver IN OUR OWN BACKYARD By En USA news EVENTS: EarthFest. The city will celebrate Earth Day and Tree Day with a festival called EarthFest. Saturday, April 25, 2026. 9:00am- 12:00pm. Sawgrass Nature Center, 3000 Sportsplex Dr. Coral Springs, 33065. ----- Davie Jazz Festival. Join the city of Davie for an unforgettable evening of smooth music and soulful rhythms. Saturday, April 11, 2026 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Bergeron Rodeo Grounds SW 65th Ave, Davie, FL, 33314. ----- Taste of the Gardens in Pembroke Pines. Shops at Pembroke Gardens (SPG) announces the return of the highly anticipated Taste of the Gardens event, a popular community celebration dedicated to supporting local non-profit organizations. Tuesday, April 21, 2026. 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm The Shops at Pembroke Gardens 527 SW 145th Terrace, Pembroke Pines, FL ----- Las Olas Wine & Food Festival. 30th Annual Las Olas Wine and Food Festival. Friday, April 24, 2026. 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm Riverside Hotel 620 E. Las Olas Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33301. ----- Pompano Beach Fine Food & Wine Celebration (New Location!) The 17th annual Pompano Beach Food & Wine Celebration, presented by Lou Bachrodt Automotive Group and hosted by the Greater Pompano Chamber of Commerce. Saturday, May 2nd. 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Pompano Beach Amphitheater (The Amp) 1806 NE 6th St, Pompano Beach, FL, 33060. ----- Fort Lauderdale Air Show. Get ready for an exciting weekend, as the Fort Lauderdale Air Show takes place. Saturday and Sunday, May 9th and 10th, 2026. 11:30 am - 3:00 pm Hugh Taylor Birch State Park 3109 E Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise, FL, 33304 ----- NORTH BROWARD COUNTY CALENDARS: The Broward County public transportation system is implementing TransitFORWARD 2040. - A real plan to facilitate mobility for everyone - Broward County Transit (BCT) has officially unveiled Transit FORWARD 2040, a 15-year roadmap to build a better, more reliable public transportation system that works for people who live in and visit the area. The plan had its first major public presentation at the Alexandra P. Davis Multi-Service Complex in Miramar, and is now touring Broward County with scheduled presentations. "Those who participated in the public meeting were receptive to the Transit FORWARD 2040 plan. Education and citizen participation are essential to turning this vision into something that truly benefits everyone in Broward County," said Commissioner Alexandra P. Davis. Transit FORWARD 2040 is based on real data: how people travel, where growth is happening, who needs better access to jobs, schools, doctors and everyday destinations. “Transit FORWARD 2040 is a comprehensive community plan based on scientific data, best practice analysis, and community engagement. It allows us to move beyond simply adjusting routes and reimagine how we connect people to their lives,” said Coree Cuff Lonergan, BCT CEO and General Manager. “Our primary goal is to eliminate transit-less areas in Broward County. By utilizing microtransit and high-frequency corridors, we are building a system as flexible and dynamic as the residents we serve. We aspire to make BCT the preferred mobility choice for everyone in Broward County, and we look forward to future community meetings to gather more input.” The plan focuses on residents' requests: shorter wait times, increased night and weekend service, and better ways to connect neighborhoods to major bus lines. One of the most significant changes is the introduction of microtransit: smaller, already in-demand minibuses that pick up passengers near their homes and drop them off at major public transport hubs. The plan also includes faster and more frequent service on the busiest corridors, better bus stops with real-time arrival information and shaded areas, an improved tracking system so passengers always know when the next bus will arrive, and a change from the old approach of fixed routes only. The Transit FORWARD 2040 program aims to make public transportation the first choice for daily commutes, helping to reduce traffic congestion, decrease emissions for cleaner air, save energy, reduce personal expenses (gasoline, parking, etc.), improve access to jobs, education, and healthcare (especially for those without a car), and support the continued growth of Broward County. The Transit FORWARD 2040 program is being rolled out countywide with community presentations in each of the nine Broward Commission districts, beginning with Commission District 4, led by Commissioner Lamar P. Fisher, on April 7, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Hagen Park Community Center, 2020 Wilton Drive, in Wilton Manors. About the Broward County Commission The Broward County Board of Commissioners is the legislative and regulatory body of the Broward County government, composed of nine members. The Commission is responsible for overseeing the administration of the County, as well as the programs and services it provides, and for defining the direction of more than 65 offices, departments, and divisions. For more information, please visit the website . About Broward County Transit Broward County Transit (BCT) offers fixed-route, express, community transit, and accessible transit services, covering an area of 410 square miles. 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Share Alexander Levitt, a funeral home with eighty years serving the community About Jonathan Duran, Manager of Funeral Services at Alexander Levitt A very community and bilingual funeral home that serves the Hispanic community and its traditions. "The most difficult thing in the operational part that we have had to live has been the pandemic because we had to adapt to our new way and make arrangements, as well as offering virtual services for relatives who could not travel or for protection did not feel comfortable leaving their houses, ”says Jonathan Duran, manager of the Alexander Levitt Funeral Home in Tamarac. What would you recommend to businesses starting in this same field? I would recommend to other businesses that are starting at this time that they always remember that we are here to serve the community during the most difficult moments, and they have to remain adaptable to any change that comes our way and to be able to offer solutions to any situation. What makes them different from others in the same industry? What makes us different from others in the same business is us. Our employees. As I tell them, we do funeral arrangements like any other funeral home, but the service, care, and the way we do and feel during those times cannot be matched. What message would you send to the Hispanic community about the preparation they should have about your services? I believe that over the years the Hispanic community has been learning the importance of pre-planning their funeral services and not letting their children or family have to make decisions without them knowing what they really wanted themselves. Alexander Levitt has a young man in front of the funeral home who provides all services to the community and offers payment facilities for his clients. Jonathan has Dominican and Puerto Rican roots.

An archive of En USA Newspaper videos It was held on October 21 in front of the city's Amphitheater Share with its outdoor concerts and paying homage to Hispanidad And continuing with its free open-air concerts, the city of Sunrise paid tribute to the Hispanic community within the framework of the celebrations that honored the contribution of Hispanics to this great country. The event took place in the Sunrise Civic Center Amphitheater where residents of their city and adjacent municipalities enjoyed food, drinks and good music in a fun and family atmosphere.

Share April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and Sexual Assault Awareness April is National Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month, a time to speak out and support survivors of sexual assault and child abuse. According to the National Network on Rape, Abuse and Incest, every 73 seconds a person experiences a sexual assault in the United States. One in five women and one in 71 men will be raped at some point in their lives. Here in Broward, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement reported 688 violations in 2019. According to the National Alliance for Children, nearly 700,000 children are abused in the United States annually. When it comes to sexual assault and child abuse, silence is not an option. The Nancy J. Cotterman Center (NJCC), Broward County's only accredited Child Advocacy and Rape Crisis Center, provides services in a safe and non-threatening environment for survivors of sexual assault, child abuse and trafficking. people and their family members who support them. NJCC professionals are specially trained to provide crisis intervention and counseling, as well as forensic medical examinations and clinical child abuse assessments. Services are available to non-offending adult and child survivors and family members at no charge. NJCC, part of the Broward County Division of Human Services Crisis Intervention and Support, provides: * Crisis Support: 24/7 crisis services for survivors of sexual violence, human trafficking, child sexual abuse and trauma and family members who have been affected by these crimes. * Child Protection Team: 24/7 services for survivors of child abuse and multidisciplinary collaboration to ensure the well-being and safety of children. * Counseling: trauma-focused mental health services for survivors of child abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking and their non-offending family members. * Medical: 24/7 forensic medical examinations for survivors of sexual violence, child abuse and human trafficking and medical consultations. Ana María Ferrer, human services administrator for the Nancy J. Cotterman Center said: "As a community, we must support survivors of sexual assault and child abuse and understand that it is never their fault." Last year, the Crisis Unit provided more than 7,500 episodes of service. On April 20, at the Broward County Commission meeting at the Government Center, commissioners will present a proclamation at 10 a.m. to community partners who collaborate with the Nancy J. Cotterman Center recognizing April as the Month of Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness and April 20 as Denim Day in Broward County. For more information, contact with the Nancy J. Cotterman Center at 954-357-5775 or the sexual assault hotline 24 hours a day at 954-761-RAPE (7273).

An archive of En USA Newspaper videos Top 10 tips to avoid an infestation of iguanas in private properties Share By: Tom Portuallo If you live in South Florida, it is very likely that iguanas have become something you see often. Iguanas are native to Central and South America and began to appear in South Florida during the 1960s as exotic pets. Many of these iguanas escaped captivity or were released by their owners, and over the years their population grew throughout the state. In addition to being a nuisance, they have caused millions of dollars in property damage, eating away residential and commercial vegetation, digging holes and burrows in public infrastructure (sidewalks, boardwalks, berms, or foundations of homes), and consuming endangered native species . Iguanas can also transmit salmonella to humans through water or surfaces. What can homeowners do to protect themselves from these pesky invaders? First of all, here are 10 helpful tips to avoid attracting iguanas to your property. 1. Keep your garden and landscape tidy, making them less attractive for iguanas to make their nests. 2. Choose plants that iguanas will not eat for your garden, such as chenille plant, croton, Mexican petunia, oleander, silver button, and others. 3. Do not feed the iguanas. Four. Don't leave old food in compost piles. 5. If you leave pet food outside for a dog or cat, pick it up when your pet has finished eating. 6. Put fences around your gardens. Here's what to do if you suspect iguanas have already invaded your property: 7. Check around your yard for holes in the ground, which may or may not be a sign that an iguana has started living there. 8. Use a shovel to close new holes in the garden. 9. Some determined homeowners take the extra precaution of filling the holes with rocks. 10. Get a recommendation on the best, most experienced and trusted iguana trapper. If none of these methods work, is it legal for owners to shoot and kill the iguanas? Killing iguanas in your yard is an option, but there are laws and regulations that you must follow. Iguanas are not a protected species, but they must be euthanized quickly and compassionately. Note that Florida law prohibits the relocation, sale, or transfer of iguanas, but allows humane euthanasia. Also be aware that firing a firearm or crossbow in a residential area could cause trouble with law enforcement. What's more, the rules and regulations for disposing of dead iguanas make killing these creatures complicated and it is for this reason that the best decision one can make to comply with the law is to call in a trusted and experienced professional in catch iguanas. Removing iguanas effectively, complying with cruelty to animals regulations and other laws, is a specialized service. It is not a free hunting season to kill iguanas. Each method we employ illustrates our respect for the property owner and their property. About the author: Tom Portuallo is the owner and founder of Iguana Control, the largest iguana infestation control company in South Florida. Based in Pompano Beach, the company has served Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe counties since 2009.

Volver COLUMNISTS For over 15 years our columnists have honored us with editorial content worthy of praise by renowned writers. Each one, in their own style, has directed a timely writing for our readers - messages of orientation for women, like those of our columnist Noris Capín, which reflects the true love of GOD for us. Ernesto Morales Alpízar, who with his current analysis invites us to think. Along these same lines we have Luis Miranda and his correct orientation in the way of doing politics in our country. Last, but not least, Mercedes Moresco, which brings a little of our Hispanic culture and reflects more of the knowledge of our extensive Spanish language. Those are our core pieces of equipment that each month bring the most valuable written information to each of our readers. Noris Capin Mercedes Moresco Luis Miranda Ernesto Morales

Volver LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF BROWARD COUNTY By Mónica Elliott The link between Florida driver's license/identification card and voting. As I write this, the Election Integrity Bill (HB 991/SB 1334) has just passed both the Florida House of Representatives and Senate. It will go into effect unless vetoed by the Governor. In the meantime, let's examine the current and potential relationship between your Florida driver's license/ID card and voting. Your Florida driver's license/ID is a REAL IDENTITY! The REAL ID Act went into effect nationwide on May 11, 2008. Florida began issuing REAL ID-compliant credentials after January 1, 2010. The new credentials have a star in the upper right corner of the card. Florida is a REAL ID-compliant state, and all Florida driver's licenses should be accepted nationwide. As of May 2025, over 99% of Florida driver's licenses/IDs are REAL ID compliant! Let me reiterate: Only REAL IDs are issued in Florida. There are no other types of driver's license/ID cards. How to get your REAL ID You probably don't remember what you had to do to get your REAL ID. If you were a U.S. citizen , you had to provide primary identification (e.g., birth certificate, passport, etc.)—the same documents that will be required if HB 991/SB 1334 goes into effect. If you had changed your last name from the one on your birth certificate, you had to provide documentation to prove it (e.g., a marriage certificate). Again, the same documents required by these laws. If you were not a U.S. citizen, you were required to present another form of primary identification, depending on whether you were an immigrant , non-immigrant , or Canadian . Everyone, whether U.S. citizens or not, also had to present: proof of social security and proof of address; for the latter, two different documents were required. Now, do you remember how complicated it was the first time you did it, unless, of course, you had a U.S. passport? With a U.S. passport, you were in luck, because you didn't have to submit those hard-to-find documents, like birth and marriage certificates. You'd already obtained them to get your passport! FLHSMV has its legal status registered! Therefore, if you possess a Florida driver's license or identification, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) already has your legal status recorded in its (hopefully secure) database. They already know whether you are a U.S. citizen or not. In theory, that means Supervisors of Elections (SOEs) can easily consult the FLHSMV database to determine if you are, in fact, a U.S. citizen and eligible to register to vote and then vote, as required by HB 991/SB 1334. Easy peasy! Can't US citizens vote? The problem, of course, will be for those U.S. citizens who don't have a Florida driver's license or ID. Currently, it's possible to register to vote using only a Social Security number. While the Elections Office may take longer to process the application, they can still do it. If HB 991/SB 1334 becomes law, the State Office of Elections (SOE) will have to verify the citizenship of every new voter registration applicant before processing the application by consulting the FLHSMV database. Simply checking the "yes" box to the question "Are you a citizen of the United States of America?" will no longer be sufficient, even if an affidavit is signed at the end of the form stating that "all information provided in this application is true!" For those already registered to vote, the state (i.e., our overburdened state offices) must verify your citizenship. How? By using official government databases, with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) being the first option. If the state office cannot find a database confirming your U.S. citizenship, you will need to provide your primary identification documents to prove it—the same documents you must submit to the FLHSMV to obtain your Florida driver's license or ID. This means that a 90-year-old woman, married twice, who no longer drives and has neither a driver's license nor a Florida ID, but who has voted every adult life, will NOT be allowed to vote without presenting her primary identification documents IF they cannot determine, through a database search, whether or not she is a citizen. It's not that simple! And then they changed the driver's license/identification numbers. To increase security, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) began issuing new driver's license and identification numbers in August 2024. This wouldn't pose a problem, except that the new number doesn't match the one on the driver's license or identification in the voter registration database. Voters began experiencing difficulties accessing their voter registration online or requesting a vote-by-mail ballot online. As more people obtained the new, more secure document of identity (DL/ID), and more voters complained about the failure in their voter registration file, people working at DL/ID service centers have begun asking people at the start of the RENEWAL process if they want to UPDATE their voter registration file. Some people believe they are required to re-register to vote when they update their voter registration. This appears to be the case because, essentially, the entire voter registration form must be completed when changing your name, address, political affiliation, and now, your driver's license or identification number. Another NEW ID card/driver's license If HB 991/SB 1334 becomes law, by July 1, 2027, the state will begin replacing our current driver's license/identification cards with NEW ones that will indicate legal citizenship status directly on the card. One more thing The bill, passed by both the House of Representatives and the Senate, includes a provision that reduces the number of valid forms of identification for in-person voting. Debit or credit cards, student IDs, retirement center IDs, neighborhood association IDs, and public assistance cards will no longer be accepted. However, a Florida driver's license or identification card will still be valid. Confused? Help young voters! Probably, but don't worry, rejoice! We can lament, bite our nails, and complain bitterly. Instead, encourage all voters to get a Florida driver's license or ID card. This is especially important for young voters, as only about 56% of them obtain a driver's license. Their perfectly valid logic is: if you don't drive, you don't need a driver's license. But they do need a Florida ID to easily register to vote and then vote! If you know any young people, help them get a driver's license or ID, whether by providing them with funds or helping them obtain the documents. Just like with voting, just do it! For others, such as people with disabilities and seniors who don't have a Florida driver's license or ID, the process will likely be more complicated. If you know someone who doesn't have a Florida driver's license or ID, ask them. Don't hesitate to ask: voting is important to them, and we need to know if they have a driver's license or ID. If they don't, determine if you can help them. Voter registration Currently, to register to vote online, you need to provide a Florida driver's license or ID and the last four digits of your Social Security number. This remains unchanged following the passage of HB 991/SB 1334. This is the information we must communicate to voters who use the paper application when they register to vote for the first time or when they update their information, such as name, address, political affiliation, or signature. Stay tuned as we continue to determine exactly how HB 991/SB 1334 will be implemented.

Soccer, distraction of crowds Share By Carlos Madama Hernandez Buenos Aires, Argentina A few days before the start of the World Cup in Qatar, in a television interview they asked the Minister of Labor of the Argentine Nation Raquel “Kelly” Olmos how she was going to solve the immense number of problems that there was in the country and she answered "No, now the priority is the World Cup and for Argentina to win." That premonition, not by chance stopped being very useful to the government, which more than three months after that final between Argentina and France, still continues to take advantage of the cloud of glory that Lionel Messi and his boys formed . It is known that the more distracted the people are, the more garbage can be swept under the rug. President Alberto Fernández and his cabinet have taken due note of these circumstances and have taken the opportunity to try to go unnoticed in the face of a situation that is becoming more difficult every day for those of us who have the joy of living in this beautiful country. To the immense rift within the ruling party itself between President Fernández and Vice Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, those who respond to one another have joined, generating uncertainty a few months after a new election and where the ruling party already feels like a loser. . These people have neglected the reins of the country and everything has spilled over. Annual inflation of 107 percent placed Argentina in the fourth worst place in the world, behind Venezuela, Zimbabwe and Lebanon. And the consequences of this economic disaster is reflected in the costs of mass consumption products that have increased beyond the foreseeable values. The failure of the new economic plan implemented by the super minister Sergio Massa (Will he be the next presidential candidate for Peronism?) has sunk the country even more; the lack of dollars (which at a private level is close to 400 pesos), the terrified flight of companies in search of new winds, the recession in every sense, the high rates of robberies and murders just because, have turned the country into one of the most uncomfortable places to invest and even to live. Some notes ago we said that Argentina is the only country where you wake up in the morning and open your eyes, you do not need to consult the newspapers or watch the news to know that you are worse than yesterday. For this, the opposition does not add in the least. They lose their opportunity fighting among themselves for the vacant positions on the lists that they must put together to compete and try to save the situation. And meanwhile, the town continues with the festivities that hide the misery. They continue to shout about Messi's goals, the saves by “Dibu” Martínez and the tributes paid to them anywhere in the world, as well as enjoying the praise for having been awarded as the best fans in the world cup. All very pathetic.