Redcuban1959 [any]

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Cake day: December 19th, 2020

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  • Israel used to participate in the AFC and Asian Games (they played against other US puppet regimes like Iran, South Vietnam, South Korea and Taiwan). But during the early 1970’s they were expelled.

    Israel was part of the Asian Games Federation and participated in the games from 1954 through 1974. In 1981 the Asian Games Federation was organized as the Olympic Council of Asia and for political reasons Israel was excluded. Following this, in 1982, it was voted on to permanently ban Israel from the Asian Games.

    Israel was kicked out of the Asian Games and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) for political reasons, primarily due to the opposition of Arab nations and other countries in Asia. Israel participated in the Asian Games from 1954 to 1974. After a vote in 1974, Israel was expelled from the AFC, a decision driven by political tensions with Arab nations. Israel eventually joined the European Football Union (UEFA) in 1994.







  • Chavez mostly ignored homophobia in Venezuela, and even within the PSUV. I don’t think he was a homophobe, but he didn’t do much to prevent homophobia from happening. At least Maduro seems better in that regard, even if Maduro has ties to Christian groups, he also seems to have improved the lives of LGBTQ+ people, and even openly supported same-sex marriage.

    Nicolás Maduro assures in Salvados that the issue of equal marriage “has not been debated yet” although he assures that he believes “that everybody can get married whether homosexual or heterosexual” and has committed with Jordi Évole to take the issue of same-sex marriage to the Constituent Assembly. On the decriminalization of abortion he did not want to pronounce himself as it is “a delicate issue”.

    Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Thursday asked the country’s National Assembly to discuss same-sex marriage during its next term beginning in January, citing Pope Francis’ comments this week supporting civil unions for same-sex couples.

    The Pope’s comments were the clearest language yet he has used on the rights of gay people. Gay marriage is not currently legal in heavily Roman Catholic Venezuela, despite laws or court decisions in other South American countries such as Argentina, Brazil and Colombia legalizing same-sex marriage. “I have friends and acquaintances who are very happy with what the Pope said yesterday,” Maduro said at an event with leaders of his ruling Socialist Party


  • A state of emergency will be declared in Bandar Abbas due to the possible spread of hazardous substances due to the fire in Shahid Rajaee Port. Saudi Foreign Ministry: ‘Saudi Arabia is willing to provide any help or assistance that Iran may need’

    It is likely that large amounts of sulfur have been released into the air, causing difficulties breathing, irritation to eyes, and inflammation of the lungs. 8 people confirmed dead so far. The Minister of Roads, Farzaneh Sadeq, visited the site of the fires. The chief of the local firefighting department complains they don’t have enough equipment to extinguish the fire.

    The situation is very bad. The fire is spreading to other areas of the port, including areas with flammable containers, and more explosions are likely to happen. The order has been issued to completely evacuate the entire port and all its surrounding facilities.

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