Este martes 1 de octubre, Claudia Sheinbaum asumirá la presidencia de México en una ceremonia que se llevará a cabo en el Palacio Legislativo de San Lázaro en la Ciudad de México. Por lo que inmediaciones del recinto permanecerán cerradas por varias horas ya que las actividades oficiales y protocolo comenzarán desde las 8:00 horas hasta las 12:30 horas. […]
La entrada ¡Atención! Estas calles de la CDMX estarán cerradas por toma de protesta de Claudia Sheinbaum se publicó primero en Verás.
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THIS is the dramatic moment a man bites a giant anaconda to stop the ghastly serpent crushing him to death.
The man was in the water in the Amazon, Brazil, when he was forced to sink his teeth into the massive snake that wrapped itself around him.
Terrifying footage shows him struggling with the powerful serpent as he stands in chest-deep water before narrowly escaping death.
In a desperate bid to save himself from being overpowered by the snake, the man sinks his teeth into the snake near its head.
This is happening while another man, presumably his friend, grabs the anaconda’s tail.
At the same time, a third man tries to uncoil the water boa from their wooden boat.
One of the men then grabs the snake by the neck as it is raised onto the boat in the terrifying scenes in Terra Santa on Sunday.
More than half a minute passes until the beast eventually gives up and unwraps itself from its would-be victim.
It is not known whether the man sustained injuries after grappling with the powerful snake.
Anaconda attacks are rare but can occur in the rivers and creeks of the Amazon jungle, where the reptiles typically live.
The anaconda, also called water boa, is one of the largest snakes in the world.
They can grow over 26ft long and can weigh more than 440lbs but are not venomous.
To kill their prey, they wrap their body around the animal and use their brute strength to squeeze it until it can no longer breathe, before swallowing them whole.
It comes just weeks after a fisherman in Malaysia was tragically killed in a horror crocodile attack while collecting his nets.
Brono Kamil Nahak was last seen heading towards the river to carry out his routine job.
When the 25-year-old failed to return, concerned colleagues went to search that evening.
However, they only found the victim’s T-shirt, shoes, cap, motorbike, and a ripped net at his fishing spot in Kinabatangan, Malaysia.
Suspecting he might have been attacked by a crocodile, they immediately informed the local fire department.
A search operation was then launched and the victim’s body was reportedly found less than a mile from where was apparently dragged into the water by the croc.
The fisherman’s body was handed over to the police to investigate his exact cause of death.
MIKEL ARTETA is hoping to finally unleash his caged animal this week.
Arsenal have been coping with a midfield injury crisis in the early weeks of this season after skipper Martin Odegaard’s ankle injury while on international duty last month.
But the real kick in the teeth was the blow for £32m summer arrival Mikel Merino – breaking a bone in his shoulder in his very first training session at London Colney in late August.
Signed from Real Sociedad with a reputation as one of Europe’s most feared duel monsters, the Spanish midfielder was sidelined after losing a collision with new teammate Gabriel.
As a result, the likes of Thomas Partey and Jorginho have been forced to carry the majority of the workload in an intense period that saw Arsenal travel to Tottenham and Manchester City.
Mikel Arteta will be without Merino for tonight’s Champions League clash with PSG, but he has been pictured back in full training and is targeting making the squad for Arsenal’s Prem outing at home to Southampton on Saturday.
Arteta said recently: “We are trying to keep him in the cage.
“Because he’s been pushing everyone — the physios, the doctors, everybody — and he’s ready to go.
“He really wants it. We are comfortable exposing him with contact and he looks really good in training.”
Despite his frustratingly ironic injury in an aerial battle with Gabriel, what Merino will bring primarily is a dominance both in the air and with ball at feet in the middle of the pitch.
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The 28-year-old won 326 duels last season – the most of any player in Europe’s top five leagues, with 168 of them coming in the air.
Standing at 6ft2, his usefulness at set-pieces in attack and defence and crosses would also have been key for Arteta when recruiting the player for his squad.
Those who watched Spain at the Euros this summer would have seen this first hand as Merino headed in an extra-time winner to knock out hosts Germany in the quarter-finals.
But Merino is not just midfield muscle. His technical ability and intelligence will also be on show. Arteta added: “He’s going to bring first an unbelievable football brain.
“He’s so intelligent, the way he decides, he occupies spaces, he makes decisions.
“It’s very rare to see that. And he’s a very talented player, in every phase — defending, attacking.
“He can do things that complement really well the quality we have in midfield. Physicality, for sure, and then he’s a big threat.
“The moment that he’s in the opponent’s box, you’ll see that he’s a big, big threat.”
Merino has already proven himself to be a sociable team member off the pitch, attending David Raya‘s birthday party alongside Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus just weeks after his shoulder injury.
Merino is multi-faceted when it comes to the role he will play in Arteta’s midfield.
When needed, Merino can slot in at the defensive base of the three, allowing Odegaard and Declan Rice to play in more advanced positions.
But being left-footed, he can also play as a marauding eight – similar to Rice – so gives Arteta plenty of options for team selections and mid-game alterations.
It will also give Partey and Jorginho – both in their 30s and lacking the legs to play multiple 90-minute games in a week – the chance for a rest.
With everyone back fit, Arsenal’s bench will suddenly look incredibly healthy and full of depth and quality with Merino, Rice, Odegaard, Partey and Jorginho to choose from.
And let’s not forget the experience and knowledge Merino can pass on to Arsenal’s young stars, in particular 17-year-old Ethan Nwaneri who is still finding his feet in the first team.
A BRITISH boxer was today convicted of murdering a Spanish teenager following a petty Costa del Sol ‘road rage’ spat.
Lewis Briggs, 24, hung his head as he was found guilty of jumping out of his Mercedes and fatally stabbing his “defenceless” victim in a “surprise” attack.
Ulrich Perez’s family were not in the courtroom in Malaga at the end of the six-day-long trial to hear jurors return their verdict just over 24 hours after they were sent out to deliberate.
But the Brit expat’s mum Michelle burst into tears after hearing her son could be jailed for nearly 25 years in the coming days as two plain-clothes police officers led him into custody pending sentencing.
The nine jurors ruled by a 8-1 majority it had been proven Briggs murdered Ulrich, 19, near his home in Diana Park between the resort towns of Marbella and Estepona as his victim returned from running an errand for his mum.
The jury foreman announced in a short address to the court they had also unanimously concluded the personal trainer, who boxed at a gym linked to Irish crime boss Daniel Kinahan, had changed the number plates on his rented UK-plated Mercedes after his horror crime to try to throw police off the scent.
Ulrich died after being kicked and then stabbed in the heart just after 2.30pm on November 18 2020.
He had berated Briggs less than two minutes earlier for driving too fast towards a zebra crossing he was standing by.
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THOUSANDS of Brits are facing concerns about how to keep warm this winter – but with the right kit, they won’t even need to turn the heating on.
Shoppers are rushing to B&M to buy its bargain heated gadgets which will keep them toasty for as cheap as £12.
The new range of cosy products boasts a Restore massaging foot warmer (£20) and rechargeable hot water bottle (£15).
There are also multiple heated products from Naeo, including a body cushion (£12), lumber belt (£20), neck vibrator (£12) and slippers (£29).
The new range comes just in time for October 1, as the new energy price cap is implemented and bills begin to peak this winter.
The new energy price cap, which limits the amount that can be charged, will be around 10% higher than the current level which has been in place since July.
Ofgem, which sets the limit, revealed that bills will rise this month from an average of £1,568 to £1,717.
This means the average household paying by direct debt for dual fuel (electricity and gas) will see their annual bill go up by £149, or around £12 a month.
Therefore it’s a great idea to find alternative ways of keeping yourself warm, before heating your home.
By heating yourself instead of your home, you could save £100s off your energy bill – for example, electric blankets cost as little as 3p an hour.
These products are effective in the same way, and if battery powered, costs 0p to run – besides the cost of the batteries, which cost £8 for 12 on Amazon.
Let’s say that’s 2 batteries a month, you’ll be spending £1.30 a month on heating where the average household pays £400-500 a month (according to Plumr.com).
The shoes, and neck and waist warmers, also mean you can keep warm all over your body, while on the move around the house.
The range is not yet visible on the B&M website, but is available to hunt down in store.
This is according to B&M who posted images of the new cosy products on Facebook and said: “Everything I’ve ever need and more! Cosy season, we’re ready for you!”
Others commented: “I need these!” and “This will be a good idea for Nan”.
Heated items could also be a great tool for pensioners this colder season, who have had their Winter Fuel allowances stripped from them in new cuts by the new Labour government.
Following Chancellor Rachel Reeves‘ announcement of a £22bn black hole in public finances, winter fuel payments will now only go to pensioners who are receiving pension credit or any other means-tested benefit.
By spending £20 on a Restore massaging foot warmer, and £12 on a body cushion, a pensioner could be sufficiently heated for the evening, spending a one off payment of £32 but saving £100s over the winter.
However, it is also important to note that the elderly should not avoid turning the heating on if they are cold – for energy help contact your provider or local council, or read our article here.
To find your nearest B&M store, visit the website and use the Store Locator tool.
Products vary site to site, and as the items are brand new, they may not have hit your local yet.
The vibrating neck wrap is the cheapest item of the range, costing only £12 and coming with a lavender and sea salt eye mask.
On the box it is described to be “weighted for comfort” with “comfortable fabric” and “relaxing vibration”.
The item is not heated, but great for relaxation when paired with the other products on this list.
The product is battery-powered so you simply place the product around your neck and turn it on.
Similar items are retailing in John Lewis and Argos, such as the Dreamland Neck vibrator which costs £59.
A William Morris at Home lavender eye mask also costs £14, meaning the B&M punter saves spending £61 with their singular purchase.
Shoppers are also going crazy for the £12 heated body cushion, which can also serve as a hand warmer.
The product is also battery-powered so requires just a simple installation and to be turned on.
Reusable hand warmers cost as much as £20 in Boots, and heated cushions £100 – meaning you could be saving £88 on this one item.
What makes this water bottle different to others is its smart charging port, which allows it to be ready to turn on whenever you need it.
It is ready to use in just under 25 minutes, and has automatic temperature control to prevent it getting too hot.
With the Restore rechargeable hot water bottle for £15, you could be making a save of up to £17, with Argos selling a similar product for £32 – double the price.
Other places which sell electric heat pads include Currys and Electrical World, for prices of £24 to £35.
For £20, the Restore massaging foot warmer can keep you cosy and relaxed for bargain price.
You simply plug the warmer in and turn it on, put your feet inside and wait for it to heat up.
This is compared to the Well Being heated foot massager in Sports Direct, which costs £32.
Similar products are also selling fast on Amazon for £40, meaning you’re beating the crowd with a 50% save.
Heated lumber belts are often pretty pricey to get your hands on.
The battery powered belt wraps around your waist and warms your lower back and stomach.
The John Lewis Dreamland Revive Me belt is selling for £48.53, and on Amazon, as much as £49.99.
This means almost a £30 save on the Naeo product.
The slightly pricier B&M heated slippers are £29, but compared to other retailers, it’s a steal.
These work via battery-power, meaning you can use them again and again.
On Amazon, the Heated Slippers Amiable Foot Warmer is selling for £59.
However, in The Range, you can secure USB Electric Heated Plush slippers for £13 – though this means you can’t wear them walking around the house.
B&M’s Naeo product is battery operated, with “anti-slip soles” and “smooth heating”, so you can keep warm while doing everything you usually get done at home.
Property expert Joshua Houston shared his tips.
1. Curtains
“Windows are a common place for the outside cold to get into your home, this is because of small gaps that can let in air so always close your curtains as soon as it gets dark,” he said.
This simple method gives you an extra layer of warmth as it can provide a kind of “insulation” between your window and curtain.
2. Rugs
“Your floor is another area of your home where heat can be lost and can make your home feel chilly,” he continued. “You might notice on cold days, that your floor is not nice to walk on due to it freezing your feet.
“Add rugs to areas that don’t already have a carpet, this provides a layer of insulation between your bare floor and the room above.”
3. Check your insulation
Check your pipes, loft space, crawlspaces and underneath floorboards.
“Loose-fill insulation is very good for this, and is a more affordable type of insulation, with a big bag being able to be picked up for around £30,” Joshua explained.
4. Keep your internal doors closed
“Household members often gather in one room in the evening, and this is usually either the kitchen or living room,” Joshua said.
“This means you only have to heat a small area of your home, and closing the doors keeps the heat in and the cold out.”
5. Block drafts
Don’t forget to check cat flaps, chimneys and letterboxes, as they can let in cold air if they aren’t secure.
Other retailers which sell affordable home heating appliances include Dunelm and The Range
Dunelm is selling a Cream Borg Heatable Foot Warmer for £15 – though keep in mind this does not include delivery charges if you are ordering online.
The Range is also selling a larger Cosy Heat Portable Heater for £24, which can be lied on to keep you extra warm.
Electric blankets are also a great option, and can be found on Wowcher for the low price of £19.99.
As always, we recommend you compare prices by going to retailer websites such as B&M and and choosing the “sort by” tool – you can then browse the “cheapest items first”.
Or for a more specific search look up in the search bar “heated appliances”.
Some energy support funds are also offering free electric blankets to customers who are struggling this winter.
OVO and Octopus Energy are both suppliers who have aimed at “heating the human, not the home”.
Octopus have said they will distribute 20,000 electric blankets from Dreamland to its most vulnerable customers, keeping them warm for “as little as 3p an hour”.
While OVO Energy has launched a £50 million Extra Support Package which includes complimentary energy-conserving items.
Electric blankets are also sometimes available from your council under the Household Support Fund, which renews a fresh pot of £421 million today.
To find out if this is available with your supplier or council, and whether you are eligible, go to their websites and read the terms and conditions of the scheme.
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CONTROVERSIAL kick-boxer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are set to have all nine vehicles returned to them after they were seized in a cop raid.
The total value of the confiscated cars exceeds £3.3 million and includes two McLarens, four Ferraris, a Maybach, a Maserati, and a Lamborghini Huracan.
The decision was made in a court ruling after the vehicles were confiscated by DIICOT on August 1, 2024.
A statement from the Tate Brothers’ Lawyers Lawyer Eugen Vidineac welcomed the decision.
He described the decision “legal and well-founded.” He said: “The decision could not have been different, considering the details of the case.”
Lawyer, Ioan Gliga commented on the ruling, saying: “It put an end to an egregious abuse by the authorities concerning the confiscation of the assets.”
This decision follows a series of legal actions and intense debates in the case of the Tate brothers, who contested the confiscation of their luxury cars.
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