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Uruguay progressed to the semi-finals of the Copa America after a hard-fought victory over Brazil, which ended in a penalty shootout. The game, which finished 0-0, saw Uruguay reduced to ten men after Nahitan Nandez’s red card in the 74th minute, but they held on and eventually won the shootout 3-2. Uruguay will now face Colombia, who beat Panama 5-0 in their quarter-final, in the next round. The other semi-final sees Argentina take on Canada, a surprise package, in New Jersey. With no extra time in the Copa America, penalty shootouts can be a common occurrence, and Uruguay’s resilience and tenacity shone through as they kept their cool under pressure. The game itself was a bruising encounter with little fluidity and a high number of fouls. The poor pitch didn’t help matters, and both teams struggled to find their rhythm. The best chance of the game fell to Uruguay’s Darwin Nunez, who headed wide from close range. Brazil created few clear-cut opportunities, with Raphinha’s break bein...

The Hanoi Lotus Festival 2024 promises to be a vibrant celebration of the city’s iconic flower and its cultural significance. With a diverse range of activities, the festival will showcase the beauty and versatility of the lotus, as well as local One Commune-One Product (OCOP) specialties. A highlight of the festival will be a workshop focused on conserving and promoting Vietnamese lotus heritage. Tay Ho district, known for its picturesque West Lake, will also debut a dedicated center for OCOP product introduction and sales. Art installations inspired by lotuses, photographic exhibitions, and a cycling event with an expected 7,000 participants will further enhance the festival’s appeal. Local farmers, such as Chu Duc Trong, have been diligently preparing their lotus ponds to ensure a lush and vibrant display for visitors. They are pruning and maintaining the ponds to offer an immersive experience for guests, complete with decorative objects for memorable photo opportunities. The fe...

According to the police statement on Friday, the exchange program took place in the scenic Cham Village in Ea Sol Commune, known for its picturesque mountainous landscapes. Senior Lieutenant-Colonel Nguyen Cong Hoa, the head of the police division in Ea H’leo District, observed that Ea Sol Commune is inhabited by various ethnic minority groups who continue to engage in traditional wild animal hunting practices. In this commune, numerous families have independently crafted hunting weapons to support their means of living. They view these weapons as essential tools for their livelihoods. “According to Senior Lieutenant-Colonel Hoa, maintaining weapons within residential premises can pose a significant risk to the safety of both weapon owners and the general public, ultimately compromising the overall security of the community.” In order to prioritize the safety of residents and uphold security in the province, the police department has initiated an exchange program. This program aims...