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arsquare · 1 month ago

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Merry Tanabemas @desfraisespartout! Here's a picture of Miguel and Robin getting birdmarried to fill your Robin x Bat wish!

Thoughts under cut

As to how the relationship is in this scenario... hm... I think Robin and Bat eventually get married post canon for political reasons. In my complex postcanon worldbuilding marriage isn't an institution that birdmen really participate in, and while you can have a ceremony, being married confers no additional rights to you. Most rights are either rights of an individual, or rights of a flock.

This is more of a show for the humans: marriage is something they understand. I don't think the stain on Miguel's reputation as "violent" will ever really go away, and he becomes the face of the negative stereotype of birdmen in the public consciousness.

Robin's faction obviously never even considered something like this, but as new birdmen and flocks began to pop up around the States, some began to spread rhetoric that birdmen as a whole should just abandon the violent and uncontrollable beasts like Miguel to the police entirely. When this thought persisted to a point that it was actively damaging efforts to unify birdmen in the US, Robin and Alva (it was mostly Alva tbh) made the decision to stage this wedding as a show of unity, that birdmen would not abandon their abused or mentally unstable members.

Robin, after all, is the face of the good birdman; she was the one in the photoshoots, who made the speech at in Washington DC, who was respectable in all ways. Their marriage is essentially Robin putting her stamp of approval on what Bat represents. Did it work? For the most part, yes, but there remains a small but conservative faction of birdmen who still kind of think those violent Latino birdmen are fucking it up for the rest of us even if they don't say it out loud. Sad but unfortunate.

To be totally honest Miguel had no say in this. Alva and Robin decided this on their own and kind of dropped it on him during one of their meetings and he couldn't really do anything about it (not that he really objected... it's not like he was in love with someone already, it's just. you know. shocking. I don't think he's someone who ever had marriage on his radar because his own parents' marriage ended badly)

But I do think Miguel and Robin have a special connection... Rooster of course also knew Arthur before he died but I think he looked up to Arthur more as a mentor. Miguel and Robin both treated Arthur as their leader so they still kind of had him on a pedestal, but I think both of them loved Arthur in the same way. This I think is the crux of what Robin and Miguel's relationship means to me. There's nobody else who understands my love. It isn't for you. But you're the only one who gets it.

I don't think they particularly WANT anything from each other in the relationship, either; they don't particularly want to be loved, or even feel that they deserve to be loved. They love each other as one might love a grave, because it was proof that the one who left had been there and it had all been real. Robin leverages the entirety of her political power to stand by Bat. He takes a bullet for her. They leave room for Jesus when they dance. And when they cross the dance floor you can see the Arthur-shaped negative space between them.

#birdmen #tanabemas2024 #robin howard #miguel antonio batista #alva larson #illustration #painting

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betofontes-blog · 1 year ago

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Que fique registrado...

Segue a lista dos que vivem no 'Pais das Maravilhas' !!!!

PRESO:

01) Anderson Torres - ex-ministro da justiça

02) Daniel Silveira - ex-deputado federal

03) Bismark - humorista, canal Hipócritas

04) Ivan Papo Reto - influencer

05) Serere - cacique

06) Gabriel Mont. - ex-vereador há + 5 meses

07) Mauro Cid - auxiliar de Bolsonaro

08) Max Guilherme - auxiliar de Bolsonaro

09) Sérgio Cordeiro - aux. de Bolsonaro

10) João Carlos - aux. de Bolsonaro

11) Ailton Gonçalves - aux. de Bolsonaro

12) Luís Marcos - aux. de Bolsonaro

13) Allan Frutuozo - jornalista

14) Divesos patriotas - 08/01/23

FORAGIDO:

15) Wellington Macedo - jornalista

16) Allan dos Santos - jornalista, site 3° Livre

17) Adriano Castro - Ex-BBB

CASSADO:

18) Pablo Marçal

19) Deltan Dallagnol

20) Jair Bolsonaro

DESMONETIZADO e MULTADO (alguns):

21) Monark

22) WALTER SOUZA BRAGA NETTO

23) CARLOS BOLSONARO

24) EDUARDO BOLSONARO

25) FLAVIO BOLSONARO

26) NIKOLAS FERREIRA

27) KIM PAIM

28) CARLA ZAMBELLI

29) GUSTAVO GAYER

30) LEANDRO RUSCHEL

31) SILVIO NAVARRO PEREJON

32) HENRIQUE DAMASCENO

33) LUCAS FERRUGEM

34) FILIPE SCHOSSLER

35) BARBARA ZAMBALDI

36) LUIZ PHILIPPE DE O. E BRAGANCA

37) PAULO EDUARDO LIMA MARTINS

38) BERNARDO PIRES KUSTER

39) ELISA BROM DE FREITAS

40) BEATRIZ KICIS DE SORDI

41) ERNANI FERNANDES B. NETO

42) THAIS RAPOSO DO AMARAL PINTO

43) ANDERSON AZEVEDO ROSSI

44) OTAVIO OSCAR FAKHOURY

45) RICARDO DE AQUINO SALLES

46) ANDRE PORCIUNCULA A. ESTEVES

47) ALEXANDRE RAMAGEM R.

48) PAULA MARISA C. DE OLIVEIRA

49) SARITA GONCALVES COELHO

50) DIEGO HENRIQUE GUEDES

51) MARCELO DE C. FRAGALI

52) JOSE PINHEIRO TOLENTINO

53) ROBERTO BEZERRA MOTTA

54) MARIO LUIS FRIAS

55) ROGER ROCHA MOREIRA

56) MICARLA ROCHA MELO

57) SILVIO GRIMALDO DE C.

58) FLAVIA FERRONATO

59) JAIRO MENDES LEAL

60) CAROLINE ROD. DE TONI

61) AUGUSTO PIRES PACHECO

62) PAULO VITOR SOUZA

63) BISMARK FABIO FUGAZZA

64) RODRIGO CONSTANTINO

65) ALEXANDRE DOS SANTOS

66) MAX GUILHERME M. DE MOURA

67) BRUNO CASTRO ENGLER

68) FLORENCIO DE ALMEIDA

69) FILIPE TOMAZELLI SABARA

DESMONETIZADO no Instagram e Facebook:

70) @Doprimido2

71) @MonicaMachado38

72) @PadraoAlexandre

73) @Damadeferroofic

74) @TexugoWick

75) @PATRIOTAS

76) @viniciuscfp

77) @viniciuscfpires

78) @AXELJORGE92

79) @eumesmavivi_

80) @ruirapina3

81) @rafaelbboa

82) @apropria_bia

83) @oiiuiz

84) @emb_resistencia

85) @thaispsic

86) @clauwild1

87) @dimacgarcia

88) @Fa1ryNight,

89) @Conservadora191

90) @FlviaLeo16

91) @mendesluizpaulo

92) @freu_rodrigues

93) @ViLiMiGu_Tex

94) @iaragb

95) @glovesnews

96) @alepavanellim

97) @BrazilFight

》》》 POVO DE ESQUERDA

SOLTO:

01) André do Rap

02) José Dirceu

03) Sergio Cabral

04) Lula

05) Flordelis

06) Chico Rodrigues

07) Renato Duque

08) Delúbio Soares

09) João Santana

10) Paulo Roberto Costa

11) André Vargas

12) Léo Pinheiro

13) Pedro Corrêa

14) Geddel

15) Jacob Barata Filho

16) Chaaya Moghrabi

17) Anthony Garotinho

18) Daurio Speranzini JR

19) Flávio Godinho

20) Eike Batista

21) Lélis Teixeira

22) Octacilio de Monteiro

23) Claudio de Freitas

24) Marcelo Traça

25) Eneas Bueno

26) Dayse Neves

27) Rogério Onofre

28) David Augusto

29) Miguel Iskin

30) Gustavo Estellita

31) Marco Antônio de Luca

32) Sérgio Côrtes

33) Orlando Diniz

34) Milton Lyra

35) Ricardo Rodrigues

36) Marcelo Sereno

37) Carlos Pereira

38) Adeilson Telles

39) Marcelo Martins

40) Arthur Pinheiro Machado

41) Marcos Lips

42) Carlos Martins

43) Sandro Lahmann

44) Cesar Monteiro

45) Sergio da Silva

46) Hudson Braga

47) Paulo Sergio Vaz

48) Athos Albernaz

49) Rony Hamoui

50) Oswaldo Prado Sanches

51) Antonio Albernaz

52) Roberta Prata

53) Marcelo Rzezinski

54) Daurio Júnior

ENGAVETADO:

55) Renan Calheiros

56) Aécio Neves

57) José Serra

58) Michel Temer

59) Alckmin

60) Guido Mantega

61) Rodrigo Maia

62) Gleisi Hoffmann

63) Eunício

64) Padilha

64) Moreira Franco

65) Jaques Wagner

O clamor popular vai obrigar a se escolher magistrados de carreira e verdadeiros juízes imparciais. Vamos divulgar. Se cada um enviar para as pessoas, só assim tomarão conhecimento dessa vergonha!

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plusdigital · 8 months ago

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Día de Canarias

El lunes 30 de mayo de 1983 quedó constituido el Parlamento resultante de las elecciones del domingo 8, que ganó el PSOE. El presidente de la Cámara provisional, Pedro Guerra Cabrera, se puso al frente del Legislativo. Antes, en marzo de ese año, a raíz de una iniciativa de Oswaldo Brito (Ican, grupo Mixto), se aprobó por unanimidad la propuesta del grupo Socialista de hacer coincidir la fecha del Día de Canarias con aquel acontecimiento.

La histórica sesión se abrió a las once horas y treinta minutos de la mañana. “El irrecusable y, por otro lado, alegre privilegio que da la edad” deparó al diputado Antonio Vega Pereira (de la coalición AP-PDP-UL por Gran Canaria) “el gran honor” de presidir la Mesa. Después de una anecdótica mención al profesor Enrique Tierno Galván, transmitió la “especial satisfacción” de contribuir a ese acto: “Trae a mis recuerdos haber padecido como grano de millo entre piedras de molino que fueron hace ya más de once años, entre la Administración central, de una parte, y las legítimas aspiraciones de la opinión pública, de otra, para plantear lo que a unos nos parecía tímida semilla que preocupaban a nuestra autonomía y a otros les espantaba, como peligroso antecedente de descentralización política que calificaban de heterodoxa”. Se refería a “la lucha sostenida para lograr sacar adelante nuestra Ley del Régimen Económico y Fiscal, y, sobre todo, el apartado en que se contemplaba la creación de la Junta Económica Interprovincial de Canarias”. Con “seguridad, confianza y gran esperanza”, invitó a sus señorías a elegir la Mesa que regiría el Parlamento durante los siguientes cuatro años. José Manuel Hernández Suárez (PSOE), el más joven de los dos secretarios, leyó el decreto de la convocatoria. Acto seguido se conformó la Mesa del Parlamento, integrada por un presidente, dos vicepresidentes y otros tantos secretarios. El primer escrutinio reportó 47 votos a favor de Pedro Guerra y 13 en blanco. “En circunstancias adversas y en el pórtico mismo de una democracia acosada por todo tipo de maniobras desestabilizadoras”, rememoró Guerra, “hace apenas media decena de años, se emprendió la búsqueda de una forma de Estado que asumiera con realismo las peculiaridades de los distintos pueblos de España”. No fue tarea fácil, añadió, “desmontar en nuestro país el modelo de Estado centralista” que vio la luz en Europa tras la revolución francesa. “A los problemas técnicos que acompañaban las operaciones de porte histórico se sumaron matices exquisitamente políticos propios de ideas a veces inconciliables. Sin embargo, lo logramos; conseguimos encontrar esa forma de Estado, entre los augurios apocalípticos de algunos compatriotas. Los españoles supimos darnos una Constitución que ha sido calificada de las más progresistas del mundo. Con ella (...) se consagra el Estado de las autonomías sobre la apoyatura de dos principios básicos: unidad de la nación española y el autogobierno de las nacionalidades y regiones. (…) La tarea que nos aguarda exige, sin duda, por su amplitud y densidad, un planteamiento previo de prioridades a corto y medio plazo”. Conmovido por “el honor y la responsabilidad” de esa presidencia, anunció “el firme propósito de llevar esta nave a buen puerto”. Suspendida la sesión a las trece horas y dieciséis minutos, el flamante jefe del Legislativo inició por la tarde la ronda de consultas para la investidura. Desde entonces, se han sucedido diez comicios autonómicos: 1987, 1991, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015, 2019 y 2023. Pedro Guerra precedió en el cargo a Victoriano Ríos Pérez (AIC, 1987-1995), José Miguel Bravo de Laguna Bermúdez (PP, 1985-2003), Gabriel Mato Adrover (PP, 2003-2007), Antonio Castro Cordobez (CC, 2007-2015), Carolina Darias San Sebastián (PSOE, 2015-2019), Gustavo Matos Expósito (PSOE, 2019-2023) y Astrid Pérez Batista (PP, 2023).

Presidente del Gobierno durante el periodo provisional, desde el 29 de diciembre de 1982, Jerónimo Saavedra Acevedo fue investido en virtud de un pacto del PSOE con Asamblea Majorera (AM) y la Agrupación Herreña Independiente (AHI). Su mandato abarcó del 11 de junio de 1983 al 30 de julio de 1987. Dimitió en junio de 1985 al perder una votación sobre el tratado de adhesión a la Comunidad Europea y en julio se resarció mediante un acuerdo entre fuerzas de izquierda y nacionalistas. Fernando Fernández Martín (CDS, del 30 de julio de 1987 al 28 de diciembre de 1988) cedió el testigo a Lorenzo Olarte Cullen (CDS, del 28 de diciembre de 1988 al 11 de julio de 1991) porque no superó una cuestión de confianza presentada en el fragor del pleito universitario. El regreso de Saavedra duró hasta el 2 de abril de 1993, cuando su vicepresidente, Manuel Hermoso Rojas (AIC, transformada en CC), le presentó una moción de censura. Román Rodríguez Rodríguez (CC) ejerció entre el 16 de julio de 1999 y el 8 de julio de 2003, con una fallida moción de censura del PSOE. A continuación, Adán Martín Menis (CC, hasta el 13 de julio de 2007), Paulino Rivero Baute (CC, hasta el 9 de julio de 2015), Fernando Clavijo Battle (CC, hasta el 16 de julio de 2019), Ángel Víctor Torres Pérez (PSOE) y, de nuevo, Clavijo (desde el 14 de julio de 2023). Han sido, nueve presidentes; dos de ellos, reincidentes. Saavedra y Torres fueron nombrados ministros posteriormente, al igual que Darias. El Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE) publicó el martes 6 de noviembre de 2018 el Estatuto de Autonomía de nueva generación y el actualizado Régimen Económico y Fiscal (REF). La vigente norma fundamental autonómica recoge una modificación del sistema electoral, que implica la ampliación del aforo parlamentario (de 60 a 70) y una variación en la asignación de los escaños con la incorporación de una circunscripción regional complementaria a cada una de las siete insulares (dos urnas en la mesa electoral). Al presidente del Gobierno se le concede la potestad de acortar la legislatura y convocar, en consecuencia, votaciones anticipadas, así como la de promulgar decretos ley (convalidados o rechazados en el plazo de treinta días naturales) “en caso de extraordinaria y urgente necesidad”. Por primera vez en España, suprime los aforamientos para los diputados autonómicos y los miembros del Ejecutivo. La Graciosa está reconocida como la octava isla canaria habitada. Una futura reforma deberá ser ratificada en un referéndum. El Estatuto original (16 de agosto de 1982) se retocó en 1996 (31 de diciembre). El 14 de septiembre de 2006, Gabriel Mato entregó al Congreso una propuesta “amplia y ambiciosa” que se retiraría el 12 de febrero de 2007.

#reportaje #política #Parlamento #Canarias #España #Día de Canarias #autonomía

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ocombatente · 9 months ago

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Direção do TJRO recebe futuros juízes(as) substitutos que serão empossados na magistratura nesta segunda, 22

O presidente do Tribunal de Justiça de Rondônia, desembargador Raduan Miguel Filho, recebeu, nesta segunda-feira, 22, na sede do TJRO, em Porto Velho, 15 novos juízes(as) substitutos(as), convocados(as) do último concurso promovido pela instituição. É a segunda turma do 20º Concurso da Magistratura de Rondônia, a primeira tomou posse em fevereiro de 2022. A solenidade de posse da nova turma ocorrerá, às 17 horas, no edifício-sede, em Porto Velho, e será transmitida, ao vivo, no canal do TJ Rondônia no Youtube. O presidente do TJRO, saudou os aprovados e destacou a importância da magistratura. “Quando embarcarem nesse caminho, lembrem-se de que, na posição de juízas e juízes, vocês não apenas aplicam a lei, mas também influenciam a construção da narrativa da justiça em nossa sociedade. Sejam, então, construtores(as) de confiança e defensores(as) incansáveis da moralidade judiciária”, pontuou o desembargador. O corregedor-geral da Justiça, desembargador Gilberto Barbosa, também deu as boas-vindas ao novo grupo de juízes(as). “Hoje é um dia muito especial para cada um de vocês. Anos, meses e noites estudando e chega o momento da aprovação. Temos a árdua missão de fazer justiça nesses rincões esquecidos no nosso país”, ressaltou. Na ocasião, o decano, desembargador Roosevelt Queiroz Costa rememorou um pouco da história da Justiça de Rondônia. “Nós do primeiro concurso tomamos posse em 1982. Na época, segui para a comarca de Jaru direto para a “batalha”. Inclusive, nós tínhamos apenas duas horas de energia por dia, o que nos obrigava a adquirir um gerador próprio para ter energia em casa”, recordou o desembargador. O diretor da Escola da Magistratura de Rondônia, desembargador Alexandre Miguel, ressaltou que logo após a posse, na terça-feira, os novos juízes irão começar o curso de formação. “A palestra inicial abordará as emoções e terá como objetivo o cuidado com a saúde mental”, pontuou. O desembargador Daniel Lagos, que é presidente do Tribunal Regional Eleitoral, relembrou a sua posse. “Aqui é uma cápsula do tempo. Me remete aos anos de 1987. Eu convoco vocês a desenvolver amor pela terra, Estado, função. Espero que fiquem, adotem Rondônia e tenham uma carreira gratificante. O vice-presidente do TJRO e presidente do Comitê de Segurança Institucional do Estado de Rondônia, Glodner Pauletto, destacou as responsabilidades do Comitê. “O GGSI é encarregado de fazer toda a segurança predial, contra incêndio, treinamento brigadista, pessoal de magistrados e servidores, estamos a disposição de todos”, finalizou Glodner. Estiveram presentes também os juízes auxiliares da Presidência, Rinaldo Forti, secretário-geral; Karina Miguel Sobral e Valdirene Clementele; assim como o vice-diretor da Emeron, juiz Johnny Gustavo Clemes. Confira lista dos(as) empossados(as) Alle Sandra Adorno dos Santos Ferreira Bruna Borromeu Teixeira Piraciaba de Carvalho Carlos Guilherme Cavalcanti de Albuquerque Elaine Cristina Pereira Hugo Soares Bertuccini Jeferson Antonio Zampier João Felipe Tomazini Assis Carvalho Marcelo Pimenta Cavalcanti Marina Murucci Monteiro Muriel Clève Nicolodi Pauliane Mezabarba Rogerio Eduardo Werneck Junior Thiago Milhomem de Souza Batista Victor de Santana Menezes Vinicius de Almeida Ferreira Assessoria de Comunicação Institucional JavaScript is currently disabled.Please enable it for a better experience of Jumi. Fonte: TJ RO Read the full article

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motorsportverso · 1 year ago

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Resultado Baja Porto Alegre 500 2023

Top 10

1-202-João Ferreira\Filipi Palmero-Mini Cooper T1+-X-RAID MINI-T1+-4:54:16.3

2-201-Yazeed Al Rajhi\Timo Gottshalk-Toyota GR Hylux T1+-Over Drive Toyota-T1+- 4:56:37.9

3-304-José Dias\João Miranda-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-4:56:55.4

4-307-Armindo Araujo\Luis Ramalho-Can-am Maverick X3-T3- 4:57:29.3

5-200-Nasser All Attyah\Matheu Baumel-Prodrive Hunter T1+-Nasser Racing\Prodrive-T1+- 4:58:42.8

6-333-Adam Thomelius\Oscar Andersson-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-5:00:30.4

7-214-Miguel Barbosa\Paulo Fiuza-Toyota GR Hylux T1+-Over Drive Toyota-T1+-5:01:58.8

8-309-Matias Ekstrom\François Cazalet-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-South Racing-5:04:54.6

9-400-Cristino Batista\Robledo Nicoletti-Can-am Maverick X3-T4-South Racing-5:07:36.2

10-313-Pedro Carvalho\Romeu Martins-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-5:08:07.5

Campeonato Portugues

1-608-Ricardo Souza\Jorge Brandão-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-3:30:42.8

2-613-José Nogueira\Fernando Miguel-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-3:35:16.1

3-647-Marco Cardoso-Can-am Maverick X3-T3- 3:36:59.7

4-645-Nuno Matos\Ricardo Claro-Opel Mokka Proto-T8-3:39:30.5

5-610-Alexandre Cardoso\Jaime Cortes-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-3:40:52.6

6-618-Nuno Tordo\Filipi Salgueiro-Nissan Navara-T8-3:41:02.2

7-612-Antonio Carvalho\Diego Gomes-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-3:42:29.1

8-649-Sergio Vitorino\Sergio Cerveira-Can-am Maverick X3-T3-3:43:11.1

9-620-Joel Marrazes\José Motaco-Nissan Navara-T8

#cross country #rally baja #utvs

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pirapopnoticias · 1 year ago

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#falecimento #setembro

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atletasudando · 2 years ago

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Orjuela y Toaquiza, vencedores del Sudamericano de Maratón en Kourou

El colombiano Yesid Alexander Orjuela y la ecuatoriana Carmen Amelia Toaquiza ganaron el Campeonato Sudamericano de Maratón, realizado este domingo 19 de marzo bajo duras condiciones climáticas (calor y casi 100% de humedad) en Kourou, en la Guayana Francesa. Fue en el marco de la 31ª. edición del denominado “Maratón del Espacio”, una prueba tradicional en esa ciudad, instituida a principios de la década del 90 con motivo del lanzamiento del cohete Arianne. Se largó en Pointe-des-Roches, con llegada en el Centro Espacial de Guayana. “Sabía que iba a ser una carrera muy dura por el factor climático; así que salí buscando un ritmo constante hasta donde mi cuerpo más me lo permitiera; tratando de llevar un ritmo promedio entre 3'32"-3'30"/km; y así fue hasta prácticamente el kilómetro 35", aseguró en sus redes sociales el hijo de Ana Matilde, al final de la competencia de 42K”, escribió Yesid en sus redes sociales. Terminó con un tiempo de 2 horas y 34 minutos, 3 m. por delante del argentino José Félix Sánchez (no puntuable para el Sudamericano). El tercer puesto en 2:40, y con medalla de plata para el Sudamericano, fue para el también argentino Luis Ariel Molina, ex campeón de maratón de su país y representante olímpico en Rio 2016. En damas, Toaquiza empleó 3:08:02, mientras que la argentina Chiara Mainetti abandonó hacia el km. 15. Orjuela, de 35 años, tiene un antecedente de 2:18:44 en Houston 2016, aunque posteriormente, por problemas físicos, estuvo un tiempo alejado de la actividad. Es también guía técnico de su destacada hermana y maratonista olímpica Angie Rocío Orjuela. Toaquiza cuenta con una marca personal en maratón de 2:40:08 (Lima 2017), que la clasificó para el Mundial de ese año en Londres, donde quedó 61ª. con 2:48:45. Tiene marcas personales en pista de 16:13.49 en 5.000 y 34:43.53 en 10.000, ambas en esa misma temporada, en la que fue medalla de plata de 5.000 en los Juegos Bolivarianos. En los Odesur del 2018, en Cochabamba, consiguió la medalla de bronce de la misma distnacia y el cuarto puesto en 10.000. Historial del Campeonato Sudamericano de Maratón 11.10.2009 Buenos Aires Varones: 1 Marco Antonio Pereira BRA 2:17:56, 2 Herman Oscar Cortinez ARG 2:20:06, 3 José Ramón Romero ARG 2:23:23 Mujeres: 1 Sirlene Souza de Pinho BRA 2:38:08, 2 Natalia Romero CIH 2:44:31, 3 Andrea Graciano ARG 2:46:00 8.8.2010 Asunción Varones: 1 Elias Rodrigues Bastos BRA 2:27:51, 2 Paulo da Silva BRA 2:28:04, 3 Gustavo López PAR 2:33:18 Mujeres: 1 María Gabriela Almada ARG 2:55:02, 2 Janette Gomes Barbosa BRA 2:56:48, 3 Leone Justino da Silva BRA 3:09.51 15.5.2011 Lima Varones: 1 Miguel Mallqui PER 2:17:10, 2 Marco Antonio Pereira BRA 2:19:40, 3 José David Cardona COL 2:25:17 Mujeres: 1 Jimena Helen Misayauri PER 2:42:40, 2 Sandra Mercedes Ruales ECU 2:48:01, 3 Mary Emanuelle da Costa Oliveira BRA 2:54:29 26.6.2012 Caracas Varones: 1 José David Cardona COL 2:19:18, 2 José Everaldo da Silva Mota BRA 2:24:22, 3 Eduardo Aruquipa BOL 2:26:06 Mujeres: 1 Conceicao Maria de Carvalho Oliveira BRA 2:53:15, 2 Ruby Milena Riativa COL 2:53:22, 3 Ana Joaquina Rondón COL 2:55:04 13.10.2013 Buenos Aires Varones: 1 Eliezer de Jesús Santos BRA 2:18:09, 2 Darío Edgardo Ríos ARG 2:20:01, 3 Osvaldo Ezequiel Barreto ARG 2:31:31 Mujeres: 1 Rosa Alva Chacha ECU 2:42:03, 2 Karina Elizabeth Neipán ARG 2:45:52, 3 Maria Laura Bazallo URU 2:48:58 6.4.2014 Santiago de Chile Varones: 1 Roberto Carlos Echeverría CHI 2:16:58, 2 Marcos Alexandre Elias BRA 2:20:29, 3 Eugenio Galaz CHI 2:20:35 Mujeres: 1 Erika Alejandra Olivera CHI 2:36:08, 2 Carmen Patricia Martínez PAR 2:38:05, 3 Hortensia Arzapalo PER 2:42:12 9.8.2015 Asunción Varones: 1 Juan Huamán PER 2:28:23, 2 Marcos Alexandre Elias BRA 2:30:46, 3 Renildo Batista BRA 2:32:05 Mujeres: 1 Wilma Arizapana PER 2:50:39, 2 Gladys Machacuay PER 2:51:13, 3 Antonia Bernadete Lins BRA 2:58:37 10.4.2016 Montevideo Varones: 1 Aguelmis Rojas URU 2:17:32, 2 Matías Silva CHI 2:22:40, 3 Lucas Emanuel Villanueva URU 2:28:17 Mujeres: 1 Gladys Celia Machacuay PER 2:42:18, 2 Hortensia Arzapalo PER 2:46.28, 3 Rosangela Raimunda Pereira Faria BRA 2:48:31 19.3.2017 Temuco Varones: 1 Enzo Diego Yáñez CHI 2:18:39, 2 Darlys Ramón Ayala PAR 2:19:03, 3 Manuel de Jesús Cabrera CHI 2:20:19 Mujeres: 1 Mirella Saturnino de Andrade BRA 2:44:52, 2 Rosa Angélica Romero PER 2:50:01, 3 Olga Adela Barrios ARG 2:50:58 23.9.2018 Buenos Aires Varones: 1 Cristhian Pacheco PER 2:11:19, 2 Derlys Ramón Ayala PAR 2:13:41, 3 Nelson Ito PER 2:16:29 Mujeres: 1 Rosa Alva Chacha ECU 2:35:29, 2 Clara Canchanya PER 2:39:27, 3 Gladys Celia Machacuay PER 2:40:58 22.9.2019 Buenos Aires Varones: 1 Derlys Ramón Ayala PAR 2:10:27, 2 Joaquín Emanuel Arbe ARG 2:11:02, 3 Eulalio Muñoz ARG 2:12:21 Mujeres: 1 Daiana Alejandra Ocampo ARG 2:34:12, 2 Marcela Cristina Gómez ARG 2:34:52, 3 Simone Ponte Ferraz BRA 2:38:10 2.5.2021 Asunción Varones: 1 Andrés Ruiz COL 2:21:07, 2 Héctor Garibay BOL 2:22:25, 3 Derlys Ramón Ayala PAR 2:25:39 Mujeres: 1 Silvia Patricia Ortiz ECU 2:48:08, 2 Ruby Milena Riativa COL 2:54:02, 3 Fátima Viviana Romero PAR 2:56:06 22.5.2022 Asunción Varones: 1 Derlys Ramón Ayala PAR 2:13:58, 2 Martín Ezequiel Méndez ARG 2:23:08, 3 Carlos Alejandro González PAR 2:26:37 Mujeres: 1 Mirella Saturnino de Andrade BRA 2:39:57, 2 Fátima Romero PAR 2:50:29, 3 Karina Fuentealba ARG 2:52:58 Read the full article

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birdmenanime · 4 years ago

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#q #birdmen spoilers #birdmen #robin howard #miguel antonio batista #luther stark #sybil swan #alva larson #fire

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desfraisespartout · 6 years ago

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Let’s imagine for a second Saqr and Robin meeting

[conditions of meeting unknown; drawings are from 2018]

Luther and Miguel easily grow friendly with Saqr. His ability amazes them to no end. Being able to make illusions that look so real was beyond word. They felt as real as blackouts were. That’s when it hits the duo. What if they could ask their new friend for a little favor, something to help Robin feel better.

It’s been a while since she smiled. She was either glaring or looking in the distance. Miguel still remembers the crushing despair, the overwhelming rage she shared with him upon meeting again… What would it cost to help her unwind a bit?

It doesn’t take much to convince Saqr to listen to their request.

At first, Robin is reluctant. She feels there are more pressing matters to attend to, but seeing how her comrades are eager to show her the tricks their new friend can do, she finally agrees.

Saqr takes her hands, says it helps him concentrating about what to materialize. As soon as she closes her eyes, she hears a familiar voice. How long as it been since she’s heard her name spoken in such a way… She’s immediately thrown back to that fateful night she’s opened up her heart.

“Arthur…” she whispers, in complete disbelief.

#birdmen #birdmen art #robin howard #saqr bin jabad al rasheed #luther stark #miguel antonio batista #so happy he is out of spoiler territory i felt i could show this #2018 seems so far away xd #desfraisespartout drawing

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incorrectbirdmenquotes · 6 years ago

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Miguel: Where is everyone?

Robin: They’re dead, Miguel.

Miguel: Who is?

Robin: Everybody, Miguel.

Miguel: What, Arthur?

Robin: Everybody’s dead Miguel.

Miguel: What, Thrush?

Robin: Everybody’s dead, Miguel.

Miguel: What, Parrot and the rest of the little ones?

Robin: They’re all dead, everybody’s dead Miguel.

Miguel: Milan isn’t, is he?

Robin: Everybody is dead, Miguel.

Miguel: Not Gabriel?

Robin: Gorden Bennet, YES Gabriel, everybody, everybody’s dead, Miguel.

Migue: Canary?

Robin: She’s dead Miguel, everybody’s dead, everybody’s dead Miguel.

Miguel: I’m starting to think that you’re saying that everyone is dead.

#birdmen #robin howard #miguel antonio batista #submission #desfraisespartout #source: red dwarf

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desfraisespartout · 7 years ago

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Now I can't shake off the thought of Robin having night terrors because of stress and having Rooster and Bat there to comfort/help her. :'''''-(

sleep paralysis as a birdman must be terrible, especially if it makes a blackout “appear”

idk, I just have the image of karasuma having sleep paralysis and his blackout pinning him like it did in chapter 8 and….. ouch

#birdmen #some thoughts #robin howard #miguel antonio batista #luther stark #bat (birdmen)#rooster (birdmen)#why am i torturing myself with this :'-D #but i suddenly have an urge for hurt/comfort with robin

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basurachan · 2 years ago

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(spoiler warning) some thoughts on birdmen before i get sent to academic shadow realm:

karasuma eishi is just like me fr

my boy is out here fighting for his life being in love with a truly unknowable ethereal entity who everyone wants

on top of being responsible for the future of his whole ass species?? truly he was in the trenches

i say in love but it was really more of an ambiguous yet still very fruity psychic fixation. is their relationship more than the psychic bond that takayama also shares with the rest of the 7? is eishi special to him?? the world may never know..

this really is the ultimate coming-of-age story

madoka magica if the magical girls could effectively unionize

last volume cover said happy pride

ending didn't feel as rushed as i remember it being but there was definitely so much more that could have been fleshed out

i wish the 7 had more to do!!

miguel antonio batista you were so fine and for what

kids coming together as found family and overcoming their individual psychic traumas through the power of collectivism?? im emo

takayama is like edward cullen if he were interesting and also homura-coded

the professor is pathetic (i want him)

sagisawa and kamoda should've had more chances for their powers to shine

why did they make the twins so sus. they could have just been cool

sagisawa listens to mitski for sure

tsubame is just like me fr

i want to give robin a hug

alva is the annoying gremlin sapphic representation we needed

fighting back against legacies of institutional abuse and placing belief in the future of the new generation

noo don't transcend our finite realm of worldly understanding you're so sexy aha

#birdmen #i need to sleep

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freakscircus · 6 years ago

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my dissertation reading list for the year....

Methodology Pérez Jr., Louis A. and Scott, Rebecca J. Archivos de Cuba, Havana: Ediciones Unión, 2003.

Secondary Sources: Books Alexander, Robert J. A History of Organized Labor in Cuba. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger, 2002. Alvarez, José. Frank País: Architect of Cuba’s Betrayed Revolution. Boca Raton, Florida: Universal, 2009. Ameringer, Charles. The Cuban Democratic Experience: The Auténtico Years, 1944–1952. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2000. Bónachea, Ramon and San Martín, Marta. The Cuban Insurrection 1952-1959. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Press, 1974. Chase, Michelle. Revolution Within the Revolution: Women and Gender Politics in Cuba, 1952–1962. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2015. Córdova, Efrén. Castro and the Cuban Labor Movement: Statecraft and Strategy in a Revolutionary Period, 1959-1961. Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America, 1987. de la Fuente, Alejandro. A Nation for All: Race, Inequality and Politics in Twentieth-Century Cuba. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2001. Debray, Régis. Revolution in the Revolution? Armed Struggle and Political Struggle in Latin America. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1967. Desnoes, Edmundo. La Sierra y El Llano. Havana: Casa de las Americas, 1961. Draper, Theodore. Castro’s Revolution: Myths and Realities. New York: Praeger, 1962. English, T. J. Havana Nocturne: How the Mob Owned Cuba and Then Lost It to the Revolution. New York: Harper, 2007. García Oliveras, Julio A. José Antonio Echeverría: La Lucha Estudiantil Contra Batista. Havana: Editora Política, 2001. García Pérez, Gladys Marel. Insurrection and Revolution: Armed Struggle in Cuba, 1952-1959. Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Press, 1998. Gellman, Irwin F. Roosevelt and Batista: Good Neighbor Diplomacy in Cuba 1933-1945. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1973. Guerra, Lillian. Heroes, Martyrs, and Political Messiahs in Revolutionary Cuba, 1946-1958. New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press, 2018. Hernández-Bauza, Miguel. Biografía de una Emoción Popular: El Dr. Grau. Miami: Ediciones Universal, 1986. Mesa-Lago, Carmelo. The Labor Force, Employment, Unemployment, and Underemployment in Cuba 1899-1970. Beverley Hills, California: Sage Publications, 1972. Nieves, Dolores, and Feijóo, Alina. Semillas de Fuego: Compilación Sobre la Lucha Clandestina en la Capital. Havana: Editorial de Ciencias Sociales, 1989. O’Connor, James. The Origins of Socialism in Cuba. Ithica, New York: Cornell University Press, 1970. Ordoqui, Joaquin: Elementos para la Historia del Movimiento Obrero en Cuba. Havana: Editorial CTC-R, 1960. Pérez Jr., Louis A. The Cuban Revolutionary War, 1953-1958: A Bibliography. Metuchen, New Jersey: Scarecrow, 1976. --------------------- Cuba Under the Platt Amendment, 1902–1934. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1987. --------------------- On Becoming Cuban: Identity, Nationality & Culture. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1999. Schwartz, Rosalie. Pleasure Island: Tourism and Temptation in Cuba. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1997 Smith, Robert. The United States and Cuba: Business and Diplomacy, 1917–1960. New York: Bookman Associates, 1960. Sweig, Julia. Inside the Cuban Revolution: Fidel Castro and the Urban Underground. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2002. Whitney, Robert. State and Revolution in Cuba: Mass Mobilization and Political Change, 1920– 1940. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2001. Zeitlin, Maurice. Revolutionary Politics and the Cuban Working Class. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1967.

Secondary Sources: Journal Articles Ameringer, Charles D. “The Auténtico Party and the Political Opposition in Cuba, 1952-1957.” Hispanic American Historical Review 65 (May 1985): 327-352. Argote-Freyre, Frank. “The Political Afterlife of Eduardo Chibás: Evolution of a Symbol, 1951–1991.” Cuban Studies 32 (2001): 76–77 Farber, Samuel. “The Cuban Communists in the Early Stages of the Cuban Revolution: Revolutionaries or Reformists?” Latin American Research Review 18 (1983): 59-84. Pérez-Stable, Marifeli. “Reflections on Political Possibilities: Cuba’s Peaceful Transition That Wasn’t, 1954-1956.” Occasional Paper Series no. 1, Cuban Research Institute, Florida International University, September 1998. Sims, Harold D. “Cuban Labor and the Communist Party, 1937-1958: An Interpretation.” Cuban Studies 15 (Winter 1985): 43-58. Valdés, Nelson. “Ideological roots of the Cuban Revolutionary Movement.” Occasional Paper no. 15, University of Glasgow Institute of Latin American Studies, 1975.

Memoirs and Biographies

Alvarez Tabío, Pedro. Diario de la Guerra, Diciembre de 1956-Febrero de 1957. Havana: Oficina de Publicaciones del Consejo de Estado, 1986. Bonachea, Rolando E., and Nelson P. Valdés, eds. Revolutionary Struggle, 1947–1958. Vol. 1 of The Selected Works of Fidel Castro. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1972 Carrillo, Justo. Cuba, 1933: Students, Yankees, and Soldiers. Coral Gables, Florida: University of Miami North-South Center, 1994. Franqui, Carlos. Diary of the Cuban Revolution. New York: Viking, 1980. Guede, Emilio. Cuba: La Revolución Que No Fue. Eriginal Books, 2013 McManus, Jane. From the Palm Tree: Voices of the Cuban Revolution. Secaucus, New Jersey: Lyle Stuart, 1983. Oltuski, Enrique. Gente del Llano. Havana: Imagen Contemporeana, 2000. --------------------- Vida Clandestina: My Life in the Cuban Revolution. New York: Wiley, 2002. Prío Socarrás, Carlos. El Entierro Cubano de Martí: Discurso del Honorable Señor Presidente de la República, 20 Junio 1951. Havana: n.p., 1951.

Primary Sources: Other (If possible)

Berdayes García, Hilda Natalia, ed. Papeles del Presidente: Documentos y Discursos de José Antonio Echeverría Bianchi. Havana: Ediciones Abril, 2006. Betancourt, Juan René. Doctrina Negra: La Unica Teoría Certera Contra la Discriminación Racial en Cuba. Havana: P. Fernández y Cia., 1955. Chibás, Eduardo. “Contra El Pulpo Electrico.” In Antología Civica de Eduardo R. Chibás: Artículos y Discursos del Formidable Fundador del Partido Ortodoxo, edited by Hugo Mir, 149–51. Havana: Editorial Lex, 1952. Echeverría, José Antonio. “Declaración de Principios de la Federación Estudiantil Universitaria. 14 Marzo 1952.” In Papeles del Presidente: Documentos y Discursos de José Antonio Echeverría Bianchi, edited by Hilda Natalia Berdayes García, 13. Havana: Ediciones Abril, 2006. Grupos de Propaganda Doctrinal Ortodoxa. Doctrina del Partido Ortodoxo: Independencia Económica, Libertad Política, Justicia Social. Havana: n.p., 1947.

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