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realmadridnews · 19 days
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Villarreal CF B - Real Madrid Castilla 1:1
scorers: 0:1, Munoz 69'
1:1, Eyong 80'
Villarreal CF B: Ruben Gomez; Romero, Pau Navarro, Espigares, Joseda (90' Budesca); Geralnik (82' Viveros), Rodri (82' Val), Ojeda, Blanco (63' Moreno); Cabanes (63' Quintero), Eyong
Real Madrid Casilla: Fran Gonzalez; Aguado, Asencio, Ribes; Jimenez, Campos, Andres (79' David), Yusi (88' Cuenca); Munoz (88' Fortuny), Zuniga (69' De Llanos), Gonzalo Garcia
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calciopics · 2 years
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Born on this day: Alvaro Morata (23.10.1992)
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ahmadashraf1099 · 2 years
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لقد كان خوسيه أنخيل سانشيز واضحاً ..
" قبل أن نذهب للسوق، عليك الاستفاده من الجيل العظيم في الكاستيا ".
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mentalbaddiex · 6 months
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i am crying look at jude meeting daniel castilla who apparently looks like him & cama sneakily taking pics of them & then showing them to jude😭😭😭😭😭 camavinga zooming into the pic, jude doing a double take THIS IS TAKING ME OUTTT😭😭
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On June 4, 1980, a historic Copa del Rey final took place as Real Madrid took on their B team, Castilla, in the showpiece event.The senior side won 6-1, but this was a very impressive achievement for the Castilla as they knocked out Sporting Gijon, Real Sociedad and Athletic Club along the way.
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raphoupix · 9 months
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Vinícius Tobías - Arandina CF v. Real Madrid - Copa del Rey
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furiosa-y · 5 months
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¡¡HALA MADRID!!
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DIOSSS ESTE PARTIDO
ESTABA LLORANDO DE NERVIOS, TEMBLANDO, SUDANDO, PERO SI SE PUDO!
NO ME GUSTÓ EL PLANTEAMIENTO DEL PARTIDO PERO TODO EL EQUIPO SE PARTIÓ LA MADRE DEFENDIENDO Y LUNIN EN LOS PENALES ESTUVO EXCELENTE, PARA MI EL MOTM. ME ALEGRA MUCHO POR ÉL PORQUE NO LA HA TENIDO FÁCIL Y YA SE MERECÍA DESTACAR COMO LO ESTÁ HACIENDO.
ESTOY FELIZ, ESTÁ SIENDO UNA SEMANA REDONDA:
BARCELONA ELIMINADO ✅
ATLÉTICO DE MADRID ELIMINADO ✅
REAL MADRID CLASIFICADO A SEMIFINALES ✅
REAL MADRID GANA EL CLÁSICO 🔜
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realmadridnews · 27 days
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Official annoucement
Reinier Jesus loaned to Granda CF (La Liga 2).
The Brazilian attacking midfielder joined Real Madrid in January 2020 but has yet to make his debut with the first team. During the 2019/2020 season, he made 3 appearances for Real Madrid Castilla. Real Madrid then loaned him to Borussia Dortmund for two seasons, where he played 745 minutes across 39 matches, scoring once and providing one assist.
In 2022, he was loaned to Girona FC, where he logged 639 minutes in 18 matches, scoring 2 goals and delivering 1 assist. Last season, he was loaned out again, this time to Serie A side Frosinone Calcio. He started the season strongly but suffered an injury that prevented him from reclaiming his starting position. He accumulated 1108 minutes in 23 matches, scoring 3 goals and providing 3 assists. Frosinone ultimately finished 18th and was relegated to Serie B.
Good luck Reinier!
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gulski2 · 2 years
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At least with the whole squad injured we might stop deluding ourselves that this team is going to amount to anything this season
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mentalbaddiex · 6 months
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the more angles of this interaction i see the more awkward i find it 😭😭😭
LOOK AT MILI AND CAMA 😭😭😭
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realmadridfamily · 3 months
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Officially: José Ignacio Fernández Iglesias 'Nacho' leaves Real Madrid 💔
So he decided. He leaves. And even though I had prepared for such an eventuality, the appearance of official information is like a knife stuck straight into my heart. I remember his debut against Valencia CF (when Marcelo and Pepe "congratulating him" in "Rudger's style") and I still remember the times when he was the captain of Castilla (those blurry streams that I looked for all over the internet xD). That's why it's more difficult because I have the impression that he "has always been there." He was always ready to help. A solid substitute on whom the team could always count. And then the captain… I feel so much better knowing that he has had his moment. That he could have won La Liga and the Champions League as captain. That he could lift these cups into the air. He deserved it with his attitude, values ​​and love for this club. He said he was proud to be the captain of this team. Nonsense. This team was proud to have such a captain! It hurts that he didn't say it earlier so he could get the fareweel he deserved. But… I feel like he didn't do it because he didn't want to take away Toni's moment of glory. A true captain, until the very end.
Gracias Capitán por todo 🤍
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sevynchaos · 21 days
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militão injured, tchouameni injured, jacobo ramón the castilla kid who’s supposed to be nacho’s replacement is injured
the only healthy defenders are rudiger and vallejo
welcome back real madrid fc clown show
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coochiequeens · 11 months
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The victim has a kid for the next 18 years and "While the prosecution sought 12 years incarceration for the crime, Hilario received only 4 years in prison — the minimum possible sentence for the crime of child sexual abuse."
By Nuria Muíña García. October 24, 2023
A man serving a 4-year sentence for the repeat sexual abuse of an underage girl has been transferred to a mixed-sex penitentiary to serve his time with women. The predator, known only as “Hilario,” has also been formally re-classified as a “female” convict.
According to El Norte de Castilla, Hilario first requested a change of registered sex just a few weeks ago. After receiving a rapid approval, he informed the governing body for Spain’s correctional system that he wanted to be transferred to a women’s prison in accordance with Spain’s recently-adopted gender self-identification legislation. Law 4/2023 for the real and effective equality of trans people and for the guarantee of the rights of LGTBI people, colloquially referred to as “the Trans Law” came into effect in February despite widespread protests.
Hilario has now been transferred from the Segovia Penitentiary Centre in Torredondo, to the Madrid VII macro-prison, a mixed-sex prison built in 2008. It is believed he is being housed in the women’s wing of the facility.
The 48-year-old man was first sentenced in December of 2022 after being found guilty of the repeat sexual abuse of a teenage girl. The victim was the daughter of a female friend, whom Hilario frequently visited the home of and had briefly moved in with.
According to court records, Hilario developed a “sentimental relationship” with the girl, and sexually abused her on two occasions. As a result, the girl became pregnant and gave birth to a son.
The Social Services Department of the Junta de Castilla y León quickly became involved, and determined the girl had been living in a situation of neglect. Information provided to the court revealed that the minor and the adult man had been living together with the acquiescence of her mother. Men’s clothes were found in the house, as well as cigarette butts in ashtrays on the girl’s bedside tables. Social Services also discovered that the man had been taking the girl to childbirth preparation classes.
Despite being close to the girl’s mother, Hilario reportedly denied knowing the girl was underage, an assertion that was rejected by the court, which affirmed that there was “no doubt” that Hilario knew the girl was under the age of 16.
After the first effort failed, Hiario’s defense then successfully argued that Hilario did not know the age of consent because he “grew up in a marginalized environment” where minor-adult sexual relations were common.
While the prosecution sought 12 years incarceration for the crime, Hilario received only 4 years in prison — the minimum possible sentence for the crime of child sexual abuse.
In handing down the sentence, the court accepted that “when he committed the offense, he did not know that what he was doing constituted a criminal offense.” Hilario was also ordered to pay compensation of 3,000 Euros (approx. $3,100 USD) to the victim, but was not ordered to complete any sex offender treatment programs.
While Hilario never previously identified as transgender or expressed any concerns about his gender prior to his sentencing, he was rapidly approved to request a gender marker change following his incarceration.
His transfer to a low-security, mixed-sex penitentiary comes with a host of benefits, including that he will be entitled to take “days off” out of prison via leave permits.
According to the latest data available regarding the transgender prison population in Spain outside of Catalonia and the Basque Country, there are currently 83 inmates incarcerated who claim a transgender identity. Of them, 47 are male and 36 are female.
Of the 47 trans-identified male inmates, 23 are serving sentences in men’s facilities, 22 in women’s facilities, and 2 in mixed facilities. Of the 36 trans-identified females, 25 are serving sentences in women’s facilities, 8 in men’s facilities and 3 in mixed facilities.
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asitrita · 1 year
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Castles in Spain
Castle of Coca. Segovia, Castile.
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Castle Of The Templars. Ponferrada, León.
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Requesens Castle. Cantallops, Catalonia.
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Royal Palace of Olite. Olite, Navarra.
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Manzanares el Real. Madrid.
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Loarre Castle. Huesca, Aragón. 
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The Alcázar of Segovia. Segovia, Castile.
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Castle of Almodóvar del Río. Córdoba, Andalusia.
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Castle of Belmonte. Cuenca, Castilla la Mancha.
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Ampudias Castle. Palencia, Castile.
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Castle of La Mota. Medina del campo, Andalusia.
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The Castle of Santa Florentina. Canet de Mar, Catalonia.
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Peñafiel Castle. Valladolid, Castile.
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Burgalimar Castle. Jaén, Andalusia.
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caracolcondiarrea · 27 days
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Spain should have more representation in the media
And no, Spanish culture isn’t only Flamenco, bulls, paella and tortilla de patatas
Spanish has the 3rd best food in the world
Spain has traditions that most Americans WILL find offensive but are OLDER than the USA (semana santa)
not all Spanish culture is Andalusia, yes, it’s extremely rich in culture but the rest of Spain has also A LOT of culture. For instance, in Toledo (Castilla La Mancha) had for a long time 3 religions living together peacefully. Just Toledo has so much culture thanks to the 3 religions.
Not everything here is flamenco and bulls, in fact a lot of people are against bullfighting (I don’t have a really strong opinion on this bc they will be killed no matter what so we can eat them)
In Spain we don’t speak only one language, depending on where you are, the people speak Spanish and another language ex: in País vasco they speak Spanish and Euskera, which is older than the arrival of the Roman civilization
And some fun facts about Spain which I will be putting here whenever I think of one
In Almeria there is a rumor that Walt Disney himself was from here. There has been tons of books written about it and if you ask someone from Almeria they will probably tell you “that guy is from here”
The only desert in Europe is here in Spain, specifically in Almeria, Andalusia (there is another one but it doesn’t have the required things to be officially called a dessert
The first expedition that went around the world was Spanish
This should probably go unsaid but the American continent was discovered thanks to Spain bc Colombus wanted to go to India but needed the money and no king wanted to spend they’re money on him, but the catholic queen gave him the money and the rest is history (literally)
the Spanish anthem has no lyrics, but if you ask someone young they’ll probably sing you “Franco, Franco que tiene el culo blanco por que su mujer se lo Lava con Ariel” translation: “Franco, Franc that has the butt white bc his wife washes it with Ariel” (yes this is a real thing that probably Every Spanish person after the dictatorship has sang or at least heard once in their life)
there is a song called “aquí no hay playa” translation: “there is no beach here” that it’s about how our capital thinks they are the best in everything, that they are the capital of the world but when summer comes around, my, my, there is no beach here” and it’s the best thing to tell to someone from Madrid (but if you ask my mother who unfortunately is from Madrid she will tell you “Madrid has a beach called San Juan and it’s in Alicante”)
the oldest restaurant in the world is in Spain
You’ve probably heard about the tooth fairy, but here, we have the “ratoncito perez” which is the same as the tooth fairy except he’s a mouse.
there is a church called “la sagrada Familia” and it’s famous bc it isn’t finished yet, it started construction in 1882 and it isn’t finished bc Gaudi didn’t wrote or said how he wanted the cathedral to be, he had it in his head all. It’s said to be finished in 2026
Spain is such a wonderful country and It should have more representation
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notasfilosoficas · 4 months
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“El amor es fe y no ciencia”
Francisco de Quevedo
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Fue un noble, político y escritor español nacido en Madrid en septiembre de 1580, reconocido como uno de los mas notables poetas de la literatura española del siglo de oro.
Nació en el seno de una familia de hidalgos en las montañas de Cantabria. Nació cojo, con ambos pies deformes y una severa miopía, por lo que pasó una niñez solitaria y triste, soportaba la burlas de otros niños y se entregó compulsivamente a la lectura.
Entre 1596 y 1600, fue llevado al colegio imperial, en donde estudió lenguas clásicas, francés, italiano, filosofía, física, matemáticas y teología en la Universidad de Alcalá.
Entre 1601 y 1605 estudia en la Universidad de Valladolid en donde circularon los primeros poemas de Quevedo que imitaban o parodiaban los de Luis de Góngora el poeta y dramaturgo español.
En 1605 se publica en Valladolid la antología poética de Pedro Espinosa titulado “Flores de poetas ilustres” en donde se publican 18 composiciones de Quevedo.
Durante su vida estudiantil escribió opúsculos desvergonzados y de mal gusto, de los cuales el mismo desdeñaría y que al tiempo el mismo se vio obligado a denunciarles a la inquisición para evitar que se hicieran ricos los impresores que comenzaron a publicarlas por medios impresos.
Entre 1606 y 1611 entregado a las letras escribe 4 de sus sueños, comenzando por el “Sueño del juicio final”, a quien el duque de Osuna le niega la autorización para imprimirlo, y por lo cual debe trasladarse a Toledo. En ese tiempo se gana la amistad de Félix Lope de Vega, uno de los poetas y dramaturgos mas importantes del Siglo de Oro español, así como de Miguel de Cervantes, célebre autor de la novela “El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha”.
Quevedo atacó sin piedad a dramaturgos como Juan Ruiz de Alarcón y dirigió severas criticas a Luis de Góngora, acusándolo de ser un sacerdote indigno, homosexual, escritor sucio y oscuro.
En 1616, recibió el hábito de Caballero de la orden de Santiago y al parecer falsamente acusado de haber participado en la conjuración de Venecia, entre 1619 y 1621, es desterrado a una comunidad autónoma de Castilla-La mancha llamada Ciudad Real, en donde aislado de las tormentosas intrigas cortesanas escribirá algunas de sus mejores poesías y hallará consuelo a sus ambiciones cortesanas en la doctrina estoica de Séneca, y es en ese tiempo que obra su lectura, traducción y asimilación del estoico “Manual de Epicteto”.
En 1639 bajo oscuras acusaciones por problemas de corrupción, Quevedo es encarcelado en el convento de San Marcos, se confiscaron sus libros y fue llevado a la fría y minúscula celda en donde permaneció hasta 1643. Cuando salió en libertad, su salud estaba muy quebrantada por lo que decidió retirarse definitivamente a la Torre Juan Abad.
Francisco de Quevedo murió en el convento de los padres dominicos de Villanueva de los Infantes en septiembre de 1645.
Fuentes: Wikipedia y biografiasyvidas.com
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