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Ismailiya (Egypt), May 28 (EFE) .- (Camera: Pablo Pérez) The "Ever Given" entered the Suez Canal "off-center and at a speed that is not allowed in narrow sea lanes," the canal's head of state assures Efe Admiral Osama Rabie, on the eve of the trial for which he claims millionaire compensation from the company that owns the ship.FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES OF OSAMA RABIE, HEAD OF THE SUEZ CANAL.Translation:1.- “When it entered the canal, it was not centered and entered with a high speed that is not allowed in narrow sea lanes. Proof of this is that, when it collided with the bank of the canal, it entered a depth of 12 meters because it was entering with a high speed that caused the bow of the ship to sink. After all, the ship had a lot of loads”.2.- “We are building another new 10 km canal from kilometer 122 to kilometer 132. This is to increase the number of ships within the canal and reduce the crossing time. We are also going to expand the southern section by 40 meters from kilometer 132 to kilometer 162 and increase the depth of the canal from 66 feet to 72 ”.
Lisbon, Mar 23 (EFE) .- (Camera: Andrea Caballero de Mingo) Toni Conceição, the Portuguese coach of Cameroon, wants a double in 2022, the African Football Cup (CAF) and the World Cup in Qatar. "We want to reach the World Cup and, if possible, win it," he says in an interview with EFE.FOOTAGE OF THE INTERVIEW WITH Toni Conceição, CAMEROON HEAD COACHTRANSLATION- "We have to bear in mind that we are talking about the biggest event on the African continent and there are teams and national teams that at this moment are still fighting for qualification. Obviously the coaches are not satisfied and they feel limited and conditioned in their options.I understand the position of the clubs, who want to protect their players. The club is the one that pays their salaries. In my opinion, the competition can be altered because one thing is to play with the best and those with the best ability and another to play with other players. We are not talking about the same thing.It is one thing to make people feel that the decision is not good for football and a wrong decision, and another thing is to enter into conflict, which is not our intention. We spoke with all the players, because we made a call with 37 players, counting with those who were in all the continents, and then we faced the reality that there would be players in Europe who could not play. We talk to them, we tell them the decision. We don't want to create a bad environment for the players. We do not want to create a climate of conflict with the club, which is not what we want.André Onana is not available for the reason that he had a problem with an anti-doping control. But others like Onana saves networks do Ajax, Ekambi do Lyon, Ganago do Lens, Moukoudi do Saint Etienne, Castelletto do Nantes or Neyou do Saint Etienne are players who for the moment will not be part of this call.We are organizers, in Cameroon, a country that has a tradition of great results in the African Cup. The African people live the national team with great fervor and enthusiasm.The coronavirus is unfortunately exposed throughout the world. It is true that the health organization of each country is very careful. When we concentrate we have 5 or 6 control tests.We are a balanced team. You can think that the fight for the first place will be between the Ivory Coast and Cameroon. I do not think so. I think Mozambique can enter that fight because it has done a good grassroots job. And Malawi is always an obstacle because playing against Malawi is not easy.Queiroz dimensioned the training method and the mentality of the players. From there other coaches appeared. The demands of the courses and later with Mourinho, with other coaches who emigrated and dimensioned the Portuguese coach.If a proposal appeared to me in the future to return to Portugal with a project in conditions to be able to work, obviously I would never say no. I am Portuguese and I would never say no to Portugal.I have a special club where I started my career at the age of twelve and where I was a coach, it is the club of my heart. I am linked to the past, present and future of Braga.I have a passion for technical football, I have worked and it is a team that marked a whole world that was Guardiola's BarcelonaMessi, Ronaldo, although it is not possible.I would say five to six with great capabilities to win the Ballon d'Or in a short space of time. Mbappé of Paris Saint Germain could win a ball.To win. Go to the final and from there meet our objectives to give joy to the Cameroonian people who need it. "
London, 7 Jul. (EFE) (Camera: Manuel Sánchez Gómez). Adrián San Miguel has had a rollercoaster year — the Spanish goalkeeper went from training with the tiny Andalusian club of UD Pilas whilst out of a contract to winning the UEFA Super Cup and from lifting the Club World Cup to disappointment in the Champions League and seeing Liverpool lift their first Premier League trophy in 30 years. In an interview with Efe, the Liverpool player has a look back at the season, perhaps one of the most important in his career. FOOTAGE OF EFE INTERVIEW WITH ADRIAN SAN MIGUELTRANSLATIONS: QUESTION: How do you feel about winning the title, now you have had a few days to let it sink in?ANSWER: We’ve not had that much time to celebrate given the circumstances, we celebrated when we were watching the Chelsea-Manchester City game, which secured us the title but nothing much more than that. We had to play, because now we have games every three days. We need a bit more time to digest something so big, something that will be difficult to beat. It has been 30 years without a title and it was incredible. Now we’re going to try to beat the record of 100 league points.Q: Is it as important for the city and the club as it seems?A: Totally. Anyone who knows a little bit about football and knows the history of Liverpool and when they last won the league… the team has suffered a lot of setbacks, but now they’ve taken a step forward. With regards to trophies, it’s one of the best clubs in the world. Winning the Premier League was a thorn in our side for a long time because many great players and managers hadn't achieved it. Now there has been a coming together of a well-known manager, like Jürgen (Klopp), and a hard-working team with a lot of quality, which has not grown tired of winning.Q: What have you seen at the club that surprised you?A: The magnitude of the title. You go down the street and there are banners everywhere, scarves, the people greet you, honk their horns. This will be celebrated for a long time, until, as the coach says, we can all go out together with the trophy in our hands. That will be the culminating moment.Q: The same night you won the title, Jordan Henerson and Klopp cried on TV, was it as emotional as it looked?A: I shed a tear too when the referee blew the whistle to end the Chelsea vs. City game. It’s a Premier League title, but everyone at the club and our families know how hard it is and how it was won. It’s going to take some time and calm before we assimilate all that. It was a night full of emotions, difficult to put into words. You really had to live it in the moment. Q: What if you have to wait another year before you can parade the trophy?A: It won’t be me who decides that, but Klopp made it clear that right now we can’t let that happen, because the fans have been waiting for years. Many of my teammates weren’t even born when Liverpool lifted their last league title and it’s something that runs deep. We hope it won’t be long off. He (Klopp) even said that, if the new season is already underway and we have to stop for a few days to do it, then that’s what we’d do. Q: Why is it Klopp, a German manager, who seems to understand more than anyone else what this means to Liverpool?A: There has been this union since he arrived. He gave the team the boost it needed. Also, his footballing philosophy has fit in well with all of the players who have arrived and he has built the brilliant team there is now. Many people ask me what the secret to our training is, how do we play such quick football. It’s something we train for every day, something all the players learn from memory. Not even Manchester City, with the team they have and the season they had last year, were able to keep up.Q: All rallied around Klopp?A: Totally. He’s in the same boat as us all. He’s very close with all the players, and exactly how you see him. So normal, so human. Respect is not bought, you earn it bit by bit, and for that reason people have full confidence in him. Q: Some say he angers easily. A: Same as everyone (laughs). He is a manager, the one who has to make decisions in important moments, but yes he tells you like it is but he focuses on positive reinforcement, rather than recriminations. We are all self-critical, we all know when we’re performing well or not but he’s always there to support you and make sure everyone gives 100 percent. Q: Is the next season going to be more difficult?A: Not more difficult, I would say more demanding. It's a new season, which starts with a breath of fresh air. We’ll see how it pans out in these circumstances. We’ve set the expectations very high, we’ll try to improve on these results, but that will be difficult. It’s not going to be about defending the league title but going for it again. We cannot relax. Q: Being so accustomed to winning can be used as a venom, right?A: When you win so often, you get used to it and you feel comfortable with it. This is what the trainer tries to do everyday, give you this venom. In the prematch briefs, reminding you of where you come from and the history of the team, that everything you have achieved is based on hard work. Q: This ‘where you come from’ is a reminder that Liverpool is a club with a humble history. Mané, Salah, Henderson, who is often compared to Gerrard. You, a year ago, were training in Seville without a club…A: Knowing your roots and not forgetting to demand the best from yourself. Right now everything is great, but you know that difficult moments can always arrive. These are players who are now at a great level but they’ve had to work hard to get there. The team was not created from big stars but it was created from great players who became stars. Q: Would you like to retire at Liverpool?A: I’m 33 and I hope to be playing for a long time. Goalkeepers can last a little longer than outfield players. I have a year left on my contract here, with another one optional… this first season has been exceptional. A year ago I was without a contract. You have to make the most of this and live in the moment, but (to answer the question) why not?
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Brazilian directors Juliano Dornelles and Kleber Mendonca Filho react to winning the Jury Prize at the 2019 Cannes film festival for "Bacurau," a film that portrays "history, oppression and the reaction to the oppression." SOUNDBITE
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