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Jupiter, Fla. — Marlins general manager Kim Eng announced Sunday that first baseman Yuli Kuriel will make the Opening Day roster, while shortstop Jose Iglesias will remain with the organization. Both Cuban players had the option of opting out of their contracts on Saturday. Both signed minor league contracts on March 10 and have spent the past two weeks trying to make up … [Read more...] about Yuli Gurriel Gurriel will begin the year with the Marlins

After meeting these days in Caracas with Nicolás Maduro, Gustavo Petro wants to wink at the Venezuelan opposition. According to government sources, the president will organize a forum in Bogotá where opponents of the Chavista government will gather. The president assumed the role of mediator in the Venezuelan political crisis, playing on three sides, with Maduro, anti-Chavez … [Read more...] about Petro will organize a forum with the Venezuelan opposition to open negotiations with Maduro

The Miami Heat are reeling from a massive blowout at the hands of the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday night. Not being able to miss a shot early on, shooting over 80 percent from the field and from three-point territory after the first period of play, the Miami Heat would fall into the aura of thinking […] Brooklyn Nets catastrophe has to be the Miami Heat’s defensive ‘aha’ moment - … [Read more...] about Brooklyn Nets catastrophe has to be the Miami Heat’s defensive ‘aha’ moment

The Nets started the third quarter on a 31-6 run. … [Read more...] about Nets thrash Heat, move back up to No.6 seed in East

like The end of the regular season in the NBA is approachingOnly four teams were officially eliminated from the competition. the Charlotte HornetsAnd Detroit PistonsAnd San Antonio Spurs And Houston Rockets They evaluate the talents that will be available during the next draw for new players and, accordingly, the future. On the other side, Only five franchises have clinched … [Read more...] about There is still a lot to be decided in the final two weeks of the NBA regular season

For Enrique Alba (Cartagena, Murcia, 53), CEO of Iberdrola in Mexico, it was clear that if the energy company had to implement social projects, it had to do so in Oaxaca. There, the Spanish company has four wind farms, its largest project in Mexico. Its directors also pointed out that part of the lag in education in the southeast of the country is experienced in that region. … [Read more...] about Enrique Alba: Mexico has everything to benefit from the energy transition | XXVIII Ibero-American Summit