Mia Perry Bowick, irmã do ator Matthew Perry (1969-2023), deu a primeira entrevista após a morte dele na série documental “Aquele Sobre Matthew Perry”, que estreia no dia 27 de outubro, na Netflix.

No depoimento, ela contou que não foram só os personagens de Chandler e Mônica que se emocionaram na cena em que os dois se casam, na sétima temporada da icônica série “Friends”.

De acordo com Mia, a família do ator também ficou comovida com o momento, já que, na gravação do episódio, ele havia acabado de sair de uma de suas dezenas de internações na reabilitação da dependência química.

“Todos nós sabíamos da gravidade do transtorno dele, então havia aquela sensação de ‘Quem sabe o que vai acontecer?’”, disse ela à revista People nesta semana.

“Assistindo àquele casamento, todos nós sabíamos que ele queria isso na vida. Ele queria uma companheira, queria filhos.”

“Aquele Sobre Matthew Perry” tem direção da vencedora do Emmy Mary Robertson (“A Queda de P. Diddy”). A série documental é dividida em três partes e estreia em 27 de outubro na Netflix.

O astro de “Friends” foi encontrado morto em outubro de 2023; a causa da morte foi dada como overdose por cetamina.

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Matthew Perry não queria ser lembrado apenas por “Friends”; entenda

If Halloween prep snuck up on you, there's still time to shop for decorations and kids' games to make the holiday frighteningly fun. Find picks with delivery dates that may still work for the holiday, including an easy classroom game and a festive alternative to candy for trick-or-treaters. 

Non-candy fillers

Grab some fun knick-knacks to fill your kids' trick-or-treat bags this year.

Party City glow sticks: $10.14

Keep track of your kids while trick-or-treating after dark with some glow sticks. They're also a fun addition to any Halloween toy assortment.

Halloween temporary tattoos: $7.99

Kids will be delighted to find these temporary tattoos in their treat bags this year. Add one or two to match your costume.

Halloween slime kits: $15.99

Slime is perfect for Halloween, and these minis feature icky eyeballs, adorable pumpkins and scary ghosts.

Halloween toy assortment: $94.99

Never run out of toys to give trick-or-treaters with this huge 1000-piece assortment of tiny Halloween trinkets.

Halloween bracelets: $7.99

Kids will love wearing and trading these adorable Halloween friendship bracelets.

READ MORE: Yes, your dog needs a Halloween costume. Here are 13 options.

Games and activities

Keep kids entertained with these festive activities.

Pin The Eyeball On The Zombie game: $4.20 (19% off)

Original price: $5.20

See who can pin the missing eyeball on the zombie while blindfolded in this hilarious Halloween version of Pin the Tail on the Donkey.

Halloween bingo: $9.99

Bingo is always a favorite, and this version features adorable Halloween icons. Be sure to grab some prizes for the winners.

Crayola glow magnetic building tiles: $19.95 (20% off)

Original price: $24.95

You can build and create with these magnetic tiles all year round, but they're especially perfect for Halloween.

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Eyeball spoon relay race game: $23.99

In this interactive game, kids can try to balance an eyeball on a skeleton hand. Set up an obstacle course to make it even more challenging.

Halloween scramble game: $6.99 (46% off)

Original price: $12.99

Get little minds working with this two-pack of Halloween games. One challenges you to unscramble popular Halloween words, while the other gives you clues to answer spooky trivia questions.

Halloween LEGO sets

These festive LEGO sets are perfect to do with friends and family this season.

Pumpkin lantern: $29.99

The coolest part about this pumpkin LEGO set (aside from the build, of course) is that it actually lights up. Finish building the 323-piece set and watch it glow.

Dark flower arrangement: $59.99

Whenever you're building a LEGO botanical set, you're guaranteed to finish with a beautiful bouquet worthy of displaying. This dark colorway is perfect for Halloween.

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Cauldron secret potions classroom: $59.99

This cauldron opens to reveal a hidden classroom, where kids can join Harry Potter and friends for imaginative lessons in wizarding tricks and spells.

Halloween is almost here. Take advantage of Amazon Prime to get these items sent to your door ASAP.

Spooky season is here, and Lowe's is offering savings on Halloween decor, tools and home essentials. Shoppers can find deals on posable skeletons, an LG refrigerator for 41% off and a portable saw for less than $130. Shop these deals now for a limited time.

Latest deals

Fun World super stretch spider web: $4.98 (50% off)
Craftsman 8-drawer steel tool chest: $399 (36% off)
Hotpoint convertible chest freezer: $189 (30% off)
Frigidaire 24-inch smart dishwasher: $299 (29% off)
Frigidaire Professional French door refrigerator: $2,549 (20% off)
Skil sliding corded miter saw: $249 (10% off)

Halloween deals

Tombstones, 4-pack: $17.49 (50% off)
Joyfy 47-inch hanging ghosts: $27.99 (33% off)
Halloween animated witch decorations: $35.99 (33% off)

5-foot skeleton: $29.99 (Orig. $49.98)

This 5-foot-tall posable skeleton gives trick-or-treaters a friendly fright. Its LED light-up eyes bring it to life, and you can display it in a rocking chair, on the roof or in your yard.

LED string lights: $4.49 (Orig. $8.98)

Decorate your home for Halloween with these water-resistant orange string lights. The LED lights' end-to-end design makes setup easy while giving a warm glow for trick-or-treaters.

Ghost projector: $12.49 (Orig. $24.98)

Boo! Scare friends and family with this blue ghost projector, which casts a continuously moving figure on any background. Place it on the lawn to add the animated ghoul to your setup.

READ MORE: FOX readers can get 5 pounds of bulk Halloween candy for $20 with free shipping

Appliance deals

Upgrade your appliances with deals on LG, GE and more.

Hisense PureFlat French door refrigerator: $1,899 (31% off)
Samsung 5-burner electric range: $799 (27% off)
Frigidaire 19-Cu.-Ft. top-freezer refrigerator: $599 (20% off)

GE 30-inch 4-burner electric range: $649 (Orig. $929)

A smart addition to any kitchen, this GE electric range features four burners for cooking multiple dishes at a time. Its ceramic glass cooktop can simplify cleanup, while the steam-cleaning oven saves time without requiring special water, kits or extra steps.

Frigidaire side-by-side refrigerator: $1,449 (Orig. $1,699)

Frigidaire's side-by-side refrigerator combines ample storage with a fingerprint-resistant stainless steel finish. Its tall ice and water dispenser accommodates larger bottles and uses a filtration system for cleaner-tasting water. Door bins hold gallon-size containers, making the fridge a practical pick for larger households.

LG standard-depth French door refrigerator: $2,199 (Orig. $3,699)

This LG four-door French door refrigerator offers flexible storage and premium features. The ice maker produces standard cubes, crushed ice and slow-melting round options. French doors give quick access to fresh food, while two freezer drawers organize frozen items.

READ MORE: Macy's fall sale: $22 comforters, half-off winter coats and deals on Ninja appliances

GE Profile washer and gas dryer set: $1,598 (Orig. $2,198)

This GE Profile washer and gas dryer pair offers 10 wash cycles for towels, bedding and delicate fabrics, along with auto-sensing water levels.

Tools

Upgrade your toolkit with savings on manual and power tools.

DeWalt 14-piece drill bit set: $9.98 (38% off)
Kobalt 4-drawer rolling tool cabinet: $219 (27% off)
Craftsman saw and drill combo kit: $169 (25% off)

Craftsman portable table saw: $129 (Orig. $149)

If you're moving between job sites, a compact table saw makes a world of difference. This Craftsman model has 12.5 inches of right-side rip capacity, making it suitable for cutting boards and narrow strips of plywood.

DeWalt cordless reciprocating saw: $99 (Orig. $159)

A reciprocating saw quickly gets through tough materials, from lumber and framing to metal. DeWalt's cordless model has a specialized clamp that helps lock the blade while you're working on a project.

Craftsman steel rolling tool cabinet: $399 (Orig. $599)

This durable Craftsman rolling tool cabinet is made of steel and comes with 10 drawers that each support up to 100 pounds. Its wheels make it easy to move around your workspace, while toe-locking brakes keep it steady. Thanks to its embossed top, you can place tools on it without worrying about dings.

READ MORE: Amazon's hidden Renewed store has AirPods, DeWalt tools and more for up to 66% off

Mechanics ladder: $179.78 (Orig. $202)

If you have trouble reaching inside your car's engine bay, the Creeper mechanic ladder lets you lean over the hood and reach the engine without needing a lift. Built-in tool storage reduces the need to constantly move up and down, and the adjustable ladder height accommodates users of different heights.

READ MORE: Get a whole new tool setup with these tool sets

Fall home improvement deals

Tackle fall yard work with discounts on lawn care equipment, storage sheds and more.

Anysun rolling garden work seat: $119.99 (70% off)
Black steel propane patio heater: $212.40 (40% off)
EGO Power+ trimmer and blower kit: $299 (17% off)

EGO Power+ cordless string trimmer and leaf blower: $299 (Orig. $359)

Get your lawn ready for trick-or-treaters with the EGO Power+ trimmer and blower combo kit. The battery provides up to 45 minutes of runtime for the trimmer and 75 minutes for the leaf blower — enough to tackle a small to midsize yard.

Patiowell steel storage shed: $246 (Orig. $414)

Skip the cost of a full-size shed and opt for a galvanized steel shed instead. It provides ample room to store a snowblower, lawn mower and tools, with a steel frame while built-in vents promote airflow.

Generator deals

These generators keep your home running and are available for delivery or in-store pickup.

PowerSmart 3,200-watt portable inverter generator: $369.99 (14% off)
DuroMax 10,500-watt tri-fuel generator: $1,499 (13% off)

DuroMax 13,000-watt tri-fuel generator: $1,499 (Orig. $1,730)

The DuroMax portable generator runs on three fuel options: natural gas, gasoline and propane, making it easy to switch fuel sources. With 13,000 watts of starting power and 10,500 watts of running power, it can handle most home essentials, including lights and major appliances. A push-start button ensures startup is simple, and the remote start lets you power it on without stepping outside.

READ MORE: Winter power deals: Save up to 44% on generators and battery packs before storms hit

Firman dual-fuel inverter generator: $899 (Orig. $999)

This dual-fuel Firman inverter generator delivers 3,200 running watts, up to 8.5 hours of runtime and built-in CO Alert safety technology. Its wheels and folding handle make it easy to move.

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Kobalt 5,500-watt portable generator: $499 (Orig. $599)

Stay prepared for power outages this fall with a Kobalt portable generator. It delivers up to 5,500 running watts and features CO sensor technology. Flat-free tires make the unit easy to maneuver.

It's spooky season and trick-or-treaters will be knocking before you know it. Stock up easily with this budget-friendly bulk Halloween candy deal. Originally $40, FOX readers can save 50% on 5-pound bulk candy bags with code FOXNEWSDEALS. That drops the price to $20, plus free shipping. Choose from several mixes, including assortments for chocolate fans, sweet-and-sour candy, Twizzlers and more.

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READ MORE: Get your yard Halloween-ready with inflatables, skeletons and more, starting at $20

Boo-tiful Bites Halloween chocolate and caramel assortment: $19.99 (50% off)

Original price: $44.99

Why is the deal worth it?

With five pounds of candy in each bag, you'll have more than enough to go around this Halloween. The variety, including sweet Hershey chocolate, tangy lollipops, sweet-and-sour candy and chewy Twizzlers, ensures everyone will receive something they like. 

Plus, since each bag is half off, you can grab two for the price of one, making it easy to stock up on a favorite or mix and match varieties.

The Boo-tiful Bites mix includes Lindt white chocolate squares, Milk Duds, Kit Kats and brownie Hersey's kisses. If you want to keep nut allergies in mind, the Wickedly Sweet & Sour hard candy and lollipop mix. If you can't choose between chocolate and fruity flavors, consider the Sweet Heat & Spooky Treats assortment, which comes with brownie Hersey's kisses, Twizzlers, Tongue Torchers and Lindt white chocolate squares. 

Each 5-pound bag drops to $20 with free shipping when you use code FOXNEWSDEALS at checkout. Larger 25-pound bags are also available if you’re expecting a bigger crowd.

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This deal won't last, so now is the perfect time to stock up on Halloween candy for October. 

L'articolo Cosa è e cosa rappresenta il quotidiano Repubblica. Non è un giornale.  proviene da Blondet & Friends.

• Despite having a lot of friends in college, I felt like I was surrounded by strangers.
• After a careful analysis, I discovered meaningful connections fulfilled me more than casual ones.
• I stopped spreading myself too thin and have since focused my time on a smaller circle of friends.

My 21st birthday party was packed with a dozen faces I half-knew. They all smiled as I blew out the candles and made a wish, yet I felt as if I were surrounded by strangers.

As I looked out into the crowd, I realized that most of my friendships were surface-level, rather than genuine connections. We talked about upcoming school assignments, trending TV shows, and our favorite restaurants, but I wanted more.

What was supposed to be a celebration turned into a rude awakening: Did these people even know me at all?

I've always been someone with many hobbies, which meant making friends across all walks of life. Although I'm lucky to have so many people in my corner, there came a point where it felt like I was collecting friendships like tokens rather than forming meaningful relationships.

The realization set in: I had tons of friends, but somehow, I was lonely.

I needed to learn how to distinguish casual friendships from meaningful ones

Even years after graduating from college, I couldn't shake the feeling that I'd been collecting the wrong type of friendships.

I realized many of my relationships had been rooted in transactions or shared activities, which may explain why I was still feeling lonely.

Upon reflection, I noticed that the most genuine friendships I had involved some emotional depth and connection. I only have two of these in my life — one who lives close by, and another who is across the country.

Regardless of where they are, the empathy goes both ways — I share in their joys and sit with them through their struggles, and they do the same for me. We're not just shoulders for each other to cry on, but supportive pillars who help each other walk through life.

These were the friendships that fulfilled me most, and I needed to make more room in my life for them.

In order to do this, I needed to figure out what was holding me back. I came to the conclusion that, when it comes to friends, I'd kept many people at a distance, afraid that opening up would make me seem like "too much" or leave me hurt again.

I'd also been spreading myself too thin, trying to maintain too many relationships instead of investing in the ones that mattered most. For example, I felt like I rushed through dinners to mentally check a box that I was keeping up the relationship. Not only was that a waste of time, but it led to major emotional burnout.

Now, I focus on a handful of friends with whom I can build a deeper bond. Even though I only have time to see a select few people, I make sure the few hours we spend together are packed with thoughtful, not superficial, conversations.

Recently, I spent some time with a work colleague outside the office, and we discussed how fitness helped us during difficult points in our lives. We connected on something beyond our jobs, and for the first time in a long time, I felt less lonely.

Once I stopped chasing a bigger circle and was more vulnerable, I felt less alone

At first, it was difficult to let go of my larger circle. There's nothing wrong with casual friendships, but they couldn't give me the depth I was craving.

Instead, the friends I need are the ones who will hold me up at my worst and cheer me on at my best without expecting anything in return — and I never think twice about doing the same for them. These connections take more time and care to develop, but are well worth the wait.

Once I started watering the friendships I truly valued, I noticed our moments together aren't rushed, and our connection is stronger now because of the care we put into each conversation.

This year, I'm thinking about having a birthday dinner with two or three close friends rather than a larger celebration. Ironically, when I began filtering superficial relationships out of my life, I felt less lonely — and that's all I could have ever wished for.

• Our friendship formed over questionable decisions, break-ups, hangovers, and, eventually, the messy business of becoming adults.
• Then, three baby girls born in three cities over three weeks started a completely new chapter.
• Our connection became our parenting lifeline, proving that the best friendships grow with you.

"What a night!" "I barely slept." "I don't even know what time I went to bed."

The same statements can have very different meanings in different stages of life. My friends and I used to worry about where everyone was at 2 a.m. Now, we worry about whether everyone's baby has pooped that day.

Laura-Kate (Lauks), Kirsten (Kirst), and I met 25 years ago at an all-girls boarding school in South Africa, then partied our way through university and early adulthood. For years, our biggest problems were nursing sore heads with painkillers and junk food, who was dating whom, where we were going that weekend, and whether anyone had taken a particularly unflattering photo.

Then, the three of us had babies all within three weeks of one another, reaffirming our bond and allowing us to evolve together in new and exciting ways I never imagined.

Real adulthood happened

Lauks got pregnant unexpectedly, bravely navigating the challenges of being a semi-single mom with a husband who works abroad for up to three months at a time. In the same period, Kirst and her American husband settled in the US, and I was undergoing IVF treatment. We all had our own challenges.

Fast forward a bit, and Lauks told us she was expecting another unplanned surprise. It was a contrast to my own fertility journey, which had been a roller coaster of disappointments, including a failed embryo transfer. I was about to undergo a second transfer when she gave us the news over group text.

Lauks lives in a town about an hour from me. It happens to be on the way to my fertility doctor. On one drive home, soon after sharing her good news, I stopped to see Lauks to congratulate her. I was also six weeks pregnant at the time. I remember sitting there in the cafe trying to get the words out: "I'm pregnant." Cue the ugly crying.

Of course, my next phone call was to Kirst in the US. Little did I know that she had some news she was itching to tell me too. All three of us were pregnant at the same time.

The tone of our WhatsApp group changed immediately

After comparing and complaining about our pregnancy symptoms for months, one baby arrived, then another, then another.

We all arrived at motherhood differently, but we each welcomed a baby girl into the world within three weeks across three different cities (and two continents), and our friendship acquired an entirely new vocabulary.

We had once bonded over crushes, kisses, and hangovers. Now, we talked about latching, snot-sucking, and the intricate details of every strange rash. The conversations may have been less titillating, but somehow, they were even more intimate.

Our WhatsApp group became a kind of 24-hour maternal helpline. "Does this look normal?" Reply at 3 am: "Yes, unfortunately." We sent memes when we were too exhausted to form sentences. We celebrated first smiles and first rolls. We talked about periods, pimples, sex, husbands, and everything else that apparently becomes acceptable conversation once you've been friends for 25 years.

Then, the group chat blew up with more surprises

Earlier this year, Kirsten let us know that baby number two was on the way. This time, it was me bubbling over inside, dying to tell them that I had gotten pregnant naturally. In August, Kirst gave birth to a baby boy, and my baby girl arrived in September.

Although we haven't been in the same room since Kirst moved to the US three years ago, we remain as close as ever, if not closer. My girls are my cheerleaders, doulas, online health advisors, and a massive reason why I've stayed sane (enough) as a mother. They've shown me the power of long-term friendship and the ways women can lift each other up.

In another 25 years, we'll be in our 60s

I can't help but imagine what another 25 years will do to our friendship. We'll be in our 60s, and the kids will (hopefully) be fending for themselves out in the world.

Along with the gray hairs and wrinkles, our priorities will have probably changed once again. After the first 25 years, I've learned that the best friendships don't stay the same, they grow with you. So I know my besties will still be there for me, just with entirely new things to commiserate over, cry over, and kill ourselves laughing about.

Trump e Putin hanno siglato un accordo per il rilascio di diesel russo pari a 5 milioni di tonnellate. Gli USA hanno sospeso le sanzioni sul gasolio fino ad aprile. I prezzi, secondo Trump, “scenderanno per noi a ritmi record”.

Gli accordi tra russi e americani non finirebbero però qui. Secondo Reuters, l’inviato e genero di Trump, Kushner, avrebbe discusso con il consigliere di Putin, Dmitriev, dell’ingresso di un investitore americano addirittura dentro Nord Stream, l’azienda che controlla i gasdotti sabotati. Precondizione di questo accordo è ovviamente la sospensione delle sanzioni USA, per cui la decisione di ieri sembra perfettamente coerente.

All’UE, mancherà invece il 7% del gas per coprire i consumi invernali. Parliamo di 14 miliardi di metri cubi. Oltre al blocco di Hormuz che ha fermato il GNL dal Qatar, da gennaio partirà il blocco totale autoimposto delle fornitire russe. È poi pronta “la più lunga lista di sanzioni europee mai presentata contro Mosca”: 1600 aziende e personalità. La Commissione ha però versato 1,24 miliardi per droni e missili all’Ucraina e restano da pagare a breve 15,4 miliardi. Ne mancano comunque almeno il triplo per tenere in piedi l’esercito per la prima parte del ’27.

L’UE non è però intenzionata a rivedere le sue regole di austerità. Secondo il vicepresidente della Commisisone Dombrovskis, “non possiamo continuare a introdurre nuove forme di flessibilità” perchè la sostenibilità fiscale “rappresenta una risorsa fondamentale”. Il ministro all’economia olandese dice che bisogna ridurre a tutti i costi il debito, “fuggire dai problemi non è la soluzione”, e che si sente “piuttosto stanco di questa discussione”. Tesi espressa anche dai ministri belga e tedesco. Non importa che, secondo proprio il commissario all’energia, Jorgensen, soltanto per la guerra nel Golfo, l’UE pagherà 90 miliardi di extracosti per l’energia. Saremo in guerra, senza energia, ma il deficit sarà sotto al 3%.

Continua intanto la deindustrializzazione dell’Europa, che procede pari passo alla sua militarizzazione. Avanza l’ipotesi di una reindustrializzazione del sito Beko di elettrodomestici di Siena a opera della Leonardo. Non si produranno più frigoriferi in Europa ma missili per distruggere la nostra economia. Una grandiosa strategia.

Ma c’è qualcuno che seriamente può pensare che questa politica possa farci uscire dalla crisi in cui ci ha portato? Che queste élite abbiano la lucidità e la buona fede per ammettere gli errori madornali e autocorreggersi?

L’UE non è in crisi. È la crisi.

Rappresenta oggi l’ostacolo interno principale all’organizzazione dei popoli europei in vista dei loro interessi e della pace.

Dobbiamo svegliarci, prima che siano le condizioni storiche a farlo per noi.

di Gabriele Guzzi

Fonte: https://www.facebook.com/gabri.guzzi/posts/pfbid0Re6qUswQjZMPQMrrbQD8zbK4h2T9eetAgnDu44vrBAsJ5oY5maUACFHgBJVdT36Nl?rdid=TkMailVJ4unvyYyp#

L'articolo La UE non è in crisi. È la crisi  proviene da Blondet & Friends.

L’Europa è un’area di trasformazione industriale con scarse risorse energetiche e minerarie proprie. Senza un approvvigionamento esterno è condannata a diventare terzo mondo.

Ma questa strada suicida è esattamente quella presa. Perché?

Due interpretazioni possibili.

La prima è l’integrale asservimento agli USA. Una compagine di venduti ai vertici UE+UK avrebbe accondisceso alle provocazioni sul fronte russo sfociate nella guerra, all’incendio americano del Medio Oriente, all’appropriazione brigantesca delle risorse petrolifere del Venezuela, sacrificando il vecchio continente.

I media a gettone avrebbero indorato la pillola canticchiando il solito tormentone sulla “difesa dei diritti umani” per giustificare qualunque barbarie.

La seconda è che la guerra sul fronte russo sia stata non tollerata, ma proprio pianificata, con la prospettiva di dare una spallata alla Russia, destabilizzarne il regime, ricondurla al periodo Eltsin, a stazione di rifornimento e terra di conquista per imprenditori senza scrupoli. Un rapido collasso economico, via sanzioni, avrebbe trasformato i ricchi giacimenti russi in disponibilità perenni e incondizionate.

Ma quale che sia l’interpretazione giusta, entrambi gli scenari portano allo stesso esito. Quanto più grave la situazione, quanto più pesante l’indebitamento, quanto più stretto il vicolo cieco in cui ci si è cacciati, tanto più ai dirigenti europei un ritorno sui propri passi appare impossibile. Come il giocatore d’azzardo che oramai si è giocato la macchina, la casa e un rene, uscire dal gioco sancirebbe semplicemente la rovina e dunque non gli resta che giocarsi anche l’altro rene e con ciò la vita in un’ultima scommessa del tutto per tutto. E la scommessa è la guerra, e il suo azzardo è che essa resti guerra di logoramento, un po’ ibrida, un po’ per procura, comunque convenzionale. In una guerra convenzionale a basso voltaggio e lunga durata l’UE+UK sperano di contare su maggiori risorse di uomini e denari.

Così, quel quadro che sembra folle, controintuitivo e perciò ancora implausibile a molti, il quadro di una guerra diretta con la Russia, sembra essere oramai l’unica direzione cui le oligarchie UE possono condurci.

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Intanto altre trenta persone sono sbarcate oggi a Porto Pino

di Sara Panarelli

 5 Settembre 2026

in Sud Sardegna, zapertura

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Un barchino con otto migranti a bordo avrebbe tentato di raggiungere la riva a forte velocità davanti allo stabilimento El Tiburon Beach, a Santa Margherita di Pula, nel Cagliaritano. L’episodio è avvenuto intorno alle 15 e, secondo quanto riferito da alcuni testimoni, si è concluso con una rapida inversione di rotta dell’imbarcazione dopo la reazione dei bagnanti.
Il conducente, mentre il natante si avvicinava alla battigia, avrebbe poi puntato nuovamente verso il largo dirigendosi a tutta velocità in direzione di Cagliari. La scena ha suscitato preoccupazione tra le persone presenti in spiaggia, anche alla luce del precedente incidente avvenuto a Tuerredda lo scorso 16 agosto, quando una turista era stata travolta da un’imbarcazione con a bordo migranti mentre faceva il bagno. Nell’occasione la donna aveva riportato gravi ferite ed era stata soccorsa dopo aver rischiato di annegare. Per quell’episodio era stato arrestato uno scafista algerino di 28 anni.
“Si è rischiata l’ennesima tragedia sulle coste di Santa Margherita”, denuncia Massimo Vargiu, segretario provinciale del Siulp. “Siamo sconcertati che imbarcazioni a motore riescano ad arrivare fino a riva con il motore acceso. Evidentemente sulle nostre coste non c’è nessun controllo. I cittadini in vacanza o al mare devono sentirsi sicuri e tutelati”.
Secondo i dati citati dal sindacato, nella sola giornata di oggi sono stati registrati una trentina di sbarchi nel Sulcis e nel Sud Sardegna, in particolare nella zona di Porto Pino.

 

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La testata usufruisce del contributo della Regione Sardegna Assessorato della Pubblica Istruzione, Beni Culturali, Informazione, Spettacolo e Sport. legge regionale 13 aprile 2017 n. 5, art. 8 comma 13

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L'articolo Un barchino di migranti tenta lo sbarco a Santa Margherita di Pula, messo in fuga dai bagnanti proviene da Blondet & Friends.

SE NON TRADIVA LA SUA CULTURA POLITICA – E NON HA FATTO. LE OCCASIONI MANCATE DELLA SOVRANISTA DELLA GARBATELLA (e non si trovi giustificazioni nella cosiddetta “realpolitik” perché questa è soltanto un momentaneo compromesso  in circostanze date, mentre qui stiamo parlando di trasformismo ovvero di ripudio della “destra sociale” per abbracciare il conservatorismo liberale: né più ne meno di ciò che a suo tempo fece Gianfranco Fini). L.C.

Travaglio non è simpaticissimo, ma quando ha (sostanzialmente) ragione, ha ragione (Massimo Maraviglia):

Quattro anni fa Giorgia Meloni aveva una grande occasione: spogliarsi degli abiti di capofazione per indossare quelli di rappresentante di tutti e conquistare consensi fuori dal suo recinto, senza recidere le radici del suo passato. Che non è il fascismo del Duce, come troppi superficialmente dicono, ma la destra sociale, legalitaria, multipolare, eurocritica e antiamericana: quella che, oltre a tanti brutti ceffi e fenomeni da baraccone, affascinava anche Paolo Borsellino e tuttora vanta intellettuali irregolari come Cardini, Tarchi, Veneziani, Buttafuoco, Foa.

La Meloni avrebbe potuto scegliersi un ministro della Giustizia borselliniano, anziché il berlusconiano Nordio. Mettere agli Esteri e alla Difesa due uomini del dialogo col Sud e l’Est del mondo, anziché i pappagalli Nato Tajani e Crosetto. Piazzare all’Economia e al Lavoro esponenti della destra sociale anziché il rigorista Giorgetti e l’imbarazzante Calderone. Difendere e magari affinare il reddito di cittadinanza, anziché gettare sul lastrico centinaia di migliaia di famiglie. Tassare i profitti extra di banche, assicurazioni, Big Pharma, Big Tech e Big Oil e combattere l’evasione, rastrellando risorse per politiche espansive su investimenti, salari, caro-energia, sanità e lotta all’immigrazione irregolare. Far funzionare la giustizia anziché sfasciarla e perder tempo (e schiantarsi) sulla separazione delle carriere. Infilarsi nelle spaccature di un’Ue sfarinata per fare alleanze pragmatiche con chiunque, a destra (Orbán) e a sinistra (Sánchez), mettesse in dubbio gli euro-dogmi dell’austerità, del bellicismo, del riarmo, della russofobia e della sudditanza a Kiev e a Tel Aviv. Aiutare gli ucraini e i russi, gli israeliani e i palestinesi con l’unica opzione utile: i negoziati, candidando Roma come campo neutro per ospitarli. Sfruttare l’amicizia con Trump per dirgli Sì quando ci conveniva – cioè sulla fine della guerra ucraina e dello sterminio a Gaza – e No sui dazi, il 5% di Pil alla Nato, il suo Gnl al quadruplo del prezzo russo, gli acquisti di armi da regalare a Zelensky, le aggressioni al Venezuela e all’Iran: invece gli ha detto No quando doveva dire Sì e viceversa.

L'articolo Quel che la Meloni avrebbe potuto fare proviene da Blondet & Friends.