Barça misses 2 penalties but advances past Cornellà in Copa
By TALES AZZONIJanuary 21, 2021 GMT
MADRID (AP) Ousmane Dembélé scored early in extra time after missing a penalty late in regulation as Barcelona defeated third-division club Cornellà 2-0 in the round of 32 of the Copa del Rey on Thursday.
Martin Braithwaite also scored for Barcelona, which had already seen Miralem Pjanic miss a penalty in the first half.
In the Spanish league, Luis Suárez scored twice as leader Atlético Madrid came from behind to defeat Eibar 2-1 and open a seven-point gap to second-place Real Madrid.
Barcelona avoided an upset in the Copa del Rey a day after Madrid lost 2-1 to third-division club Alcoyano in extra time. Atlético had already been stunned by Cornellà in the second round.
Bolivia
Saturday 16 January 2021, by Bret Gustafson
Bolivia has given the world an impressive lesson in democracy, but reactionary sectors of the country are once again revealing their anti-democratic impulse. On October 18, 2020, the country went to the polls for the second time in a year. Despite the pandemic and intense polarization, they delivered 55 percent of the vote to Luís Arce, the candidate of the left-leaning MAS (Movement to Socialism) party. That would not be so remarkable, given that the MAS party had overseen 14 years of economic growth. But in the wake of the turmoil that followed the 2019 elections a process that saw massive protests of fraud and, in the end, a military-backed ouster of then President Evo Morales many thought that the time of the MAS had come to an end. They were wrong.
Bolivia’s Elections
Bolivia has given the world an impressive lesson in democracy, but reactionary sectors of the country are once again revealing their anti-democratic impulse. On October 18, 2020, the country went to the polls for the second time in a year. Despite the pandemic and intense polarization, they delivered 55 percent of the vote to Luís Arce, the candidate of the left-leaning MAS (Movement to Socialism) party. That would not be so remarkable, given that the MAS party had overseen 14 years of economic growth. But in the wake of the turmoil that followed the 2019 elections a process that saw massive protests of fraud and, in the end, a military-backed ouster of then President Evo Morales many thought that the time of the MAS had come to an end. They were wrong.
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THIS is the shocking moment two women brawled at a Walmart over a PS5 after being told it was sold out.
The two women exchanged punches over the gold-dust item in a Walmart in Charlotte, North Carolina, on December 13.
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The two dragged each other onto the floor over a PS5Credit: Twitter
The beginning of the video shows a woman with long braids shouting at another woman in a black hoodie, What the f k are you gonna do?
The woman in long braids then removes her jacket and her face mask as she continues to exchange heated words with the other customer.
Finding a hospital bed can be a challenge for Covid patients in Mexico City One man s family spent 16 hours trying to find a hospital that could take him
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As hospitals in Mexico City fill up with Covid-19 patients, the cases of two men sick with the infectious disease show that finding a bed in the capital’s strained healthcare system is becoming increasingly difficult.
Tomás Hernández, a 49-year-old Mexico City resident, was turned away by 12 different hospitals before finally finding a bed, while ambulance paramedics transporting a man from a México state municipality that is part of the capital’s metropolitan area couldn’t find a healthcare facility with availability during a search that lasted more than six hours.