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CARICOM Secretary-General Issues Call To Action As She Heads To COP27 – St. Lucia Times News

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The content originally appeared on: St. Lucia Times News

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Citing the devastating effect of adverse weather on the Region, the Secretary-General of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) on Friday issued a call to action as she headed to the COP27 climate change conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.

“Stating the obvious has never been any simpler. We must act now to secure our future,” Dr. Carla Barnett declared.

“Ambitious and credible action in adaptation, finance and loss and damage are paramount,” she stated.

The CARICOM Secretary-General said she would join the Region in advocating for better and more at the climate change conference.

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“The situation is dire. We deserve no less,” the CARICOM Secretary-General explained.

Barnett recalled that six CARICOM member states had been devastated by extreme weather events in the past two weeks, including two hurricanes.

And she explained in a video recording that preliminary estimates indicate damage in tens of millions.

According to Barnett, the extreme weather destroyed homes, shuttered businesses, damaged infrastructure, and kept children away from school.

“It has become a cycle we know too well and one that we cannot long bear,” the CARICOM Secretary-General asserted.

In this regard, she said, as the world gathers in Sharm el-Sheikh for COP 27, the Region is resolute in its position and singular in its demand for climate justice for the vulnerable.

COP27, which opened on November 6, runs until November 18.

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Mondial: trophée, supporteurs et équipes arrivent en ordre dispersé au Qatar

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The content originally appeared on: Martinique FranceAntilles

A une semaine du coup d’envoi du Mondial-2022, le trophée de la Coupe du monde est de retour au Qatar, les équipes et les supporteurs commencent à affluer, avant l’un des tournois…

A une semaine du coup d’envoi du Mondial-2022, le trophée de la Coupe du monde est de retour au Qatar, les équipes et les supporteurs commencent à affluer, avant l’un des tournois de football les plus controversés de l’histoire.

Après une tournée de six mois à travers 51 pays, la coupe qui sera brandie par le vainqueur le 18 décembre prochain est revenue dans l’émirat dimanche matin, à sept jours du match d’ouverture Qatar-Equateur le 20 novembre.

Les appels de la Fifa à “se concentrer” sur le foot butent toutefois toujours sur les critiques européennes concernant le traitement des travailleurs migrants et de la communauté LGBT+, et le dirigeant de Qatar Airways, Akbar Al Baker, a rejeté “toute la publicité négative orchestrée dans la presse” contre son pays. 

“La désinformation a échoué et, à la fin du tournoi, tous les Qataris se sentiront grandis d’un mètre”, a-t-il clamé lors du baptême d’un immense bateau de croisière qui accueillera des milliers de fans parmi le million attendu pendant un mois de compétition.

“J’ai l’impression que c’est tout ce que nous lisons ces dernières semaines”, a pour sa part commenté Ringo Gonzalez, un Équatorien basé en Allemagne, rencontré par l’AFP au pied de l’horloge marquant le compte à rebours avant la Coupe du monde. 

“Ce sera bien de voir enfin les équipes. Je veux que l’Équateur réussisse et voir (l’Argentin) Lionel Messi et les autres grands noms en action.”

Messi, Neymar et Mbappé sur le terrain

L’équipe américaine a pris ses quartiers sur l’île artificielle de The Pearl (La Perle) et la délégation australienne devait atterrir dans la soirée.

Conséquence du décalage du tournoi à l’automne pour bénéficier de températures plus clémentes que durant l’été, les grands championnats européens jouaient encore ce week-end et de nombreuses vedettes étaient sur les terrains.  

Messi, le Brésilien Neymar et le Français Kylian Mbappé faisaient partie du onze de départ du Paris Saint-Germain contre Auxerre en Ligue 1 et se sont plutôt amusés (5-0).

Conformément aux lois du pays musulman conservateur, c’est une bouteille d’eau de rose qui a été brisée sur la coque du MSC Europa, plutôt que du champagne, et le casino du bateau restera fermé tant qu’il sera dans le port de Doha.

Le navire de croisière et deux autres similaires, complets pendant les deux premières semaines du tournoi, logeront quelque 10.000 personnes, pour éviter l’engorgement dans les hôtels du plus petit pays à organiser un Mondial (11.571 km², la taille de l’Ile-de-France).

Les vols de la compagnie nationale Qatar Airways sont également pleins en novembre et décembre en raison du Mondial, a indiqué Al Baker.

Guerre des mots

Selon les organisateurs, 2,9 millions de billets sur 3,1 millions au total ont été vendus et les fans qui visitent le principal point de vente dans le quartier de West Bay en sortent souvent les mains vides, comme Matthew Coleman, un Australien résidant à Doha, et son ami néerlandais Gijs Beenker, qui n’ont pas trouvé de match “intéressant”.

Non loin de là, dans une boutique officielle de souvenirs, les clients sont surtout européens et intéressés par le ballon du tournoi et sa mascotte La’eeb, raconte le staff. 

Des travailleurs migrants d’Asie du Sud ont eux acheté par milliers des maillots du Brésil et de l’Argentine, alors que leur sort est au centre de discussions souvent acrimonieuses depuis que le Qatar a obtenu fin 2010 l’organisation de la Coupe du monde.

Les médias européens et qataris poursuivent d’ailleurs leur guerre des mots sur la légitimité du riche émirat gazier à accueillir l’évènement.

Un journal britannique rapporte que de nombreux fans pensent que des Indiens du Qatar ont été “payés” pour participer à des rassemblements de supporteurs vendredi. 

Le journal arabophone Al-Sharq rétorque qu’une telle campagne anti-Qatar “confirme l’arrogance de certains pays occidentaux qui pensent qu’organiser la Coupe du monde doit rester leur monopole”. 

Pour le quotidien Al Raya, “l’atmosphère enthousiaste et festive de ces foules de fans de foot de différentes nationalités (…) démontre l’échec des campagnes de diffamation menées par certains médias et politiciens occidentaux”.

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Une affiche présentant le Français Kylian Mbappe (à gauche) et l’Argentin Lionel Messi dans les rues de Doha, le 8 novembre 2022
• GABRIEL BOUYS

Le navire de croisière MSC Europa le 13 novembre 2022 à Doha
• Andrej ISAKOVIC

Vue générale le 10 novembre 2022 du stade Al-Bayt à al-Khor, au Qatar, où se jouera le match d’ouverture de la compétition, le 20 novembre, entre le pays hôte à l’Équateur
• Kirill KUDRYAVTSEV

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Arrestation d’un inspecteur de police pour trafic illicite de munitions

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The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste

Publi? le 2022-11-13 lenouvelliste.com

L’inspecteur divisionnaire Pierre Wakin, affect? au Palais national, a ?t? arr?t? dans la nuit du vendredi 11 novembre, ? Morne-?-Cabris pour trafic illicite de munitions et association de malfaiteurs.

L’inspecteur divisionnaire a ?t? arr?t? par la Direction centrale de la police judiciaire (DCPJ) lors d’une op?ration de filature. Le grad? revenait de Bellad?re ? bord d’un v?hicule Toyota Land Cruiser de quatre portes, de couleur blanche, immatricul? SE-00315.

Il avait en sa possession 4 000 cartouches de calibre 5.56, 41 autres de calibre 9mm, trois chargeurs de pistolet, un pistolet ainsi que deux t?l?phones portables. Une somme de plus de 900 000 gourdes, ?galement trouv?e en sa possession, a ?t? saisie par la police.

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Mondial: trophée, supporteurs et équipes arrivent en ordre dispersé au Qatar

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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles

A une semaine du coup d’envoi du Mondial-2022, le trophée de la Coupe du monde est de retour au Qatar, les équipes et les supporteurs commencent à affluer, avant l’un des tournois…

A une semaine du coup d’envoi du Mondial-2022, le trophée de la Coupe du monde est de retour au Qatar, les équipes et les supporteurs commencent à affluer, avant l’un des tournois de football les plus controversés de l’histoire.

Après une tournée de six mois à travers 51 pays, la coupe qui sera brandie par le vainqueur le 18 décembre prochain est revenue dans l’émirat dimanche matin, à sept jours du match d’ouverture Qatar-Equateur le 20 novembre.

Les appels de la Fifa à “se concentrer” sur le foot butent toutefois toujours sur les critiques européennes concernant le traitement des travailleurs migrants et de la communauté LGBT+, et le dirigeant de Qatar Airways, Akbar Al Baker, a rejeté “toute la publicité négative orchestrée dans la presse” contre son pays. 

“La désinformation a échoué et, à la fin du tournoi, tous les Qataris se sentiront grandis d’un mètre”, a-t-il clamé lors du baptême d’un immense bateau de croisière qui accueillera des milliers de fans parmi le million attendu pendant un mois de compétition.

“J’ai l’impression que c’est tout ce que nous lisons ces dernières semaines”, a pour sa part commenté Ringo Gonzalez, un Équatorien basé en Allemagne, rencontré par l’AFP au pied de l’horloge marquant le compte à rebours avant la Coupe du monde. 

“Ce sera bien de voir enfin les équipes. Je veux que l’Équateur réussisse et voir (l’Argentin) Lionel Messi et les autres grands noms en action.”

Messi, Neymar et Mbappé sur le terrain

L’équipe américaine a pris ses quartiers sur l’île artificielle de The Pearl (La Perle) et la délégation australienne devait atterrir dans la soirée.

Conséquence du décalage du tournoi à l’automne pour bénéficier de températures plus clémentes que durant l’été, les grands championnats européens jouaient encore ce week-end et de nombreuses vedettes étaient sur les terrains.  

Messi, le Brésilien Neymar et le Français Kylian Mbappé faisaient partie du onze de départ du Paris Saint-Germain contre Auxerre en Ligue 1 et se sont plutôt amusés (5-0).

Conformément aux lois du pays musulman conservateur, c’est une bouteille d’eau de rose qui a été brisée sur la coque du MSC Europa, plutôt que du champagne, et le casino du bateau restera fermé tant qu’il sera dans le port de Doha.

Le navire de croisière et deux autres similaires, complets pendant les deux premières semaines du tournoi, logeront quelque 10.000 personnes, pour éviter l’engorgement dans les hôtels du plus petit pays à organiser un Mondial (11.571 km², la taille de l’Ile-de-France).

Les vols de la compagnie nationale Qatar Airways sont également pleins en novembre et décembre en raison du Mondial, a indiqué Al Baker.

Guerre des mots

Selon les organisateurs, 2,9 millions de billets sur 3,1 millions au total ont été vendus et les fans qui visitent le principal point de vente dans le quartier de West Bay en sortent souvent les mains vides, comme Matthew Coleman, un Australien résidant à Doha, et son ami néerlandais Gijs Beenker, qui n’ont pas trouvé de match “intéressant”.

Non loin de là, dans une boutique officielle de souvenirs, les clients sont surtout européens et intéressés par le ballon du tournoi et sa mascotte La’eeb, raconte le staff. 

Des travailleurs migrants d’Asie du Sud ont eux acheté par milliers des maillots du Brésil et de l’Argentine, alors que leur sort est au centre de discussions souvent acrimonieuses depuis que le Qatar a obtenu fin 2010 l’organisation de la Coupe du monde.

Les médias européens et qataris poursuivent d’ailleurs leur guerre des mots sur la légitimité du riche émirat gazier à accueillir l’évènement.

Un journal britannique rapporte que de nombreux fans pensent que des Indiens du Qatar ont été “payés” pour participer à des rassemblements de supporteurs vendredi. 

Le journal arabophone Al-Sharq rétorque qu’une telle campagne anti-Qatar “confirme l’arrogance de certains pays occidentaux qui pensent qu’organiser la Coupe du monde doit rester leur monopole”. 

Pour le quotidien Al Raya, “l’atmosphère enthousiaste et festive de ces foules de fans de foot de différentes nationalités (…) démontre l’échec des campagnes de diffamation menées par certains médias et politiciens occidentaux”.

bur-tw/ep/smr/hpa 

Une affiche présentant le Français Kylian Mbappe (à gauche) et l’Argentin Lionel Messi dans les rues de Doha, le 8 novembre 2022
• GABRIEL BOUYS

Le navire de croisière MSC Europa le 13 novembre 2022 à Doha
• Andrej ISAKOVIC

Vue générale le 10 novembre 2022 du stade Al-Bayt à al-Khor, au Qatar, où se jouera le match d’ouverture de la compétition, le 20 novembre, entre le pays hôte à l’Équateur
• Kirill KUDRYAVTSEV

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28 killed in 25 fatal motor vehicle crashes in October, says RSU Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

A total of 28 persons died from 25 fatal motor vehicle crashes during the month of October, according to the Ministry of Transport and Mining’s Road Safety Unit (RSU).

The number is two less than the 30 people who died from 27 fatal crashes in October 2021, and 11 fewer that the 39 who perished from 36 fatal collisions in the same month of 2020.

The parishes of St James and St Andrew each recorded five deaths during the month of October this year. They were followed by Hanover, Westmoreland, St Ann and St Catherine with three deaths each, and Trelawny, St Elizabeth, Clarendon, St Mary, Kingston and St Thomas each with one death.

The parishes of Portland and Manchester had zero fatalities during the month.

A further breakdown of the statistics showed that the top three categories with the highest numbers of fatalities were: motorcyclists with 12, pedestrians with eight, and private motor vehicle passengers with five.

A significant 79 per cent of those who died were males, while females accounted for the remaining 21 per cent.

According to the RSU, the main cause of the fatalities was excessive speeding with no regard for the road conditions.

Meanwhile, a total of 401 people died from 348 fatal motor vehicle collisions this year up to Friday, November 11. A breakdown reveals that the top three categories with the highest number sof fatalities were: motorcyclists with 119, pedestrians with 83, and drivers of private motor vehicles with 74.

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VIDEO: Female hotel worker dies from bus crash in St James Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

Third hospitality employee to perish from vehicular collisions in just over 24 hours

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A female hotel worker died from injuries she sustained in a motor vehicle collision that involved two Toyota Coaster buses along the Flanker main road in St James on Sunday morning.

Another person was injured during the crash and rushed to hospital.

Preliminary reports are that shortly after 9am, two Coaster buses were travelling in the opposite direction along the Flanker main road when they collided.

Two persons were injured in the crash, and were taken to hospital, where the female was pronounced dead.

She became the third hotel worker to die from motor vehicle crashes in just over 24 hours.

Two male hospitality workers died from a motor vehicle crash on the Rio Bueno bypass road in Trelawny on Saturday morning.

They are Reece Anderson and Mikel Thompson.

Reports are that a Toyota Coaster bus was transporting staff to a popular hotel in the parish of Trelawny, when it collided with a truck on the Rio Bueno bypass. The truck had been parked on the left soft shoulder of the roadway.

This followed another recent fatal collision that involved a Coaster bus transporting hotel workers, which crashed in Braco, Trelawny. One hotel worker from that crash.

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Ornella Walker breaks 100m backstroke TT record

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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Ornella Walker competes in the girls 11-and-over 100m backstroke, in the National Open Long Course Championships, at the National Aquatic Centre, Couva on May 21, 2022. – Photo by Marvin Hamilton

ORNELLA Walker broke her national record in the 100-metre backstroke event at the National Open Short Course Championships 2022 at the National Aquatic Centre in Couva, on Saturday.

Walker, competing in the girls 11 and over 100m backstroke, won in one minute, 03.08 seconds (1:03.08). She erased her 2019 record of 1:03.22.

Earning silver was Gabrielle Vickles in 1:09.20 and Kiara Goodridge claimed bronze in 1:11.37.

Amelia Rajack and Nikoli Blackman both continued to show their quality at the meet.

Rajack won gold in the A final of the girls 11 and over 200m freestyle event in 2:12.08. She finished just ahead of Goodridge who touched the wall in 2:13.97.

Vickles had to settle for third in 2:16.77.

Blackman won the boys equivalent comfortably in 1:53.32, just ahead of his national junior team-mate and friend Zachary Anthony who was second in 1:59.25.

Liam Carrington finished third in 2:00.99.

Others who won gold on Saturday were Maidan Edwards, Marchan Taylor and Christian Awah.

Edwards won the girls 11 and over 50m butterfly in 30.31 seconds, Taylor finished first in the girls 10 and over 100m butterfly in 1:19.42 and Awah was the fastest in the boys 11 and over 50m butterfly in 23.98.

Action continued on Sunday.

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Savina Sukhnandan launches natural, organic skincare products to tackle skin pigmentation disorder

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The content originally appeared on: INews Guyana
Savina Sukhnandan with her children

By Raywattie Deonarine

As the beauty industry keeps growing, it can be vividly seen that consumers are willing to pay almost anything to look attractive.

Natural and organic skincare items are among the most popularly purchased beauty products in the world. And now 29-year-old Savina Sukhnandan of New Road, Charity, Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) has grabbed the opportunity to open her own natural and organic beauty product business, which creates one hundred percent satisfaction for customers.

After giving birth to her son Aiden Sukhnandan and daughter Liliana Sukhnandan, Savina Sukhnandan saw that her skin had a lot of dark spots, stretch marks, and other pigmentations that she considered looking ‘terrible’, and she developed low self-esteem.

She decided to research natural remedies to get rid of hyperpigmentation from the skin, and made a finished product of several natural skincare treatments that would enhance beauty and skin appearance. She now owns and operates “Lilly’s Organic”, named after her daughter, because she wants to create a legacy and cut the tradition where businesses and properties are only passed on to sons.

The young entrepreneur launched her business on April 8, 2022 after she saw great changes in her skin tone come about after using the products made by her hands. Sukhnandan is currently working on growing her business, so that it can become a household name in the future.

In a recent interview with Sunday Times, Sukhnandan revealed that after browsing the internet and watching several YouTube videos, she came across ‘Carrot Oil’ as a homemade natural remedy that would even skin tone. She then decided to gather her carrots and other ingredients needed to make the finished product, which came out successful.

 “One day I decided to do some research to see if I can make something homemade to use on my skin, and I came across carrot oil. So, I followed the recipe online and I made it…After two weeks of using it, I began to see positive changes in my skin appearance, and my hyperpigmentation was fading. After a month of use, my skin was looking so amazing and I was glowing from within,” the entrepreneur disclosed.

Using pure organic ingredients in her skincare line, and seeing positive changes, the young entrepreneur has incorporated exotic herbal remedies using orange peels, hibiscus, rosemary, carrots, turmeric and essential oils to create glowing skincare products.

Her skin enhancement remedies have motivated the young woman to make another product, and she chose to put together turmeric, sugar and other ingredients to make a face and body scrub. The famous face and body scrub is best used for treating dark spots, hyperpigmentation, sunburns and eczema, and is best paired with carrot oil to produce a natural skin glow.

“When I made the turmeric scrub, it didn’t come out as expected at first, because I was using the wrong turmeric powder and it stained my skin for days… I did some more research and learned about the cosmetic grade of turmeric, and after making, it came out better than the first,” she said.

Sukhnandan explained that her friends and family members noticed her skin change from spotted black to fair, smooth, healthy and glowing skin, and all were eager to know what were her products. The young woman added that she was very excited to introduce them to her natural remedies that give her skin a perfect look.

“After they used the product, they experienced a great change in their skin. So, I would use their reviews to know how to improve the products I created… I then created two more products: Brazilian scrub and orange peel oil, after discovering an ancient article about the anti-aging properties in these ingredients.” Sukhnandan said.

Sukhnandan decided to market her products, so she made five pieces of her natural and organic products and sold them to her friends who are salon owners.

“They used the products and I got great feedback from them…. They also encouraged me to open a small business, make and advertise my products, and sell to persons who are interested in my natural products. I was hesitant at first, because I know there are a lot of organic skin care product lines out there,” she said, while adding that her husband Balram Sukhnandan, the owner of Platinum Group, is her biggest supporter, who in the first place encouraged her to take up the challenge and open her own business.

She explained that she started by making ten products, which she sold them to several locations on the Essequibo Coast, such as New Road, Glanz Beaute Studio, Roshini Hair Salon, and Sony’s Cosmetics; and she also offered delivery to Georgetown. She added that currently she has ten products, which include 2 scrubs, 2 oils, 2 creams, 1 body butter, 1 hair oil, 1 hair mask, and 1 yoni.

Speaking about the challenges she faces in her business, Sukhnandan said that getting customers to buy her products is very difficult, so most of her time is spent on advertising and encouraging people to purchase her products, and look attractive with glowing skin in two weeks.

“A lot of persons were hesitant because of (the products) being locally made, and also to find some of the ingredients here in Essequibo to make the products. Some of my ingredients are from right here in my area, (from other) women-owned businesses, and the others I have to import or buy from Georgetown,” she explained.

When the young entrepreneur was asked what motivates her the most, she answered that she always wanted to do something on her own, and she achieved her business; and she also wanted to be able to stand on her own feet and have her own identity besides being a perfect mom and wife.

“I want my kids to grow up with understanding, so that they will know that you have to work hard for what you want, and I want them to see both of their parents working so that they can grow up knowing that you have to work to be successful. Lily’s Organic is very dear to me, as the products are crafted to treat skin problems that I have, like dark spots, hyperpigmentation, acne-prone skin, sunburn, and more… I intend to create products for women or men with these conditions at the best quality and affordable cost,” she related.

She also said that her ingredients are of the highest quality, and that all ingredients are naturally produced by plants. Sukhnandan believes that healthy, glowing skin can be achieved without using harmful chemicals that can cause irreversible damage to customers’ skin in the future.

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Sale week-end pour les skippers Guadeloupéens

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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles

Route du Rhum

« Thibault Vauchel-Camus, prend vite le large une fois le coup d’envoi donné » • CC

Keni Piperol qui subit une voie d’eau ou alors Thibault Vauchel-Camus qui chavire et qui est contraint d’abandonner, au bout de 4 jours de courses, les mésaventures continuent pour nos skippers. Seul Willy Bissainte est encore bien placé pour un podium.

La dernière mauvaise nouvelle en date est le chavirage de Thibaut Vauchel-Camus au large des Açores. Son bateau s’est retourné durant la nuit et le skipper a dû passer la nuit de samedi isolé dans la coque de son bateau avant que les secours n’interviennent. Thibaut Vauchel-Camus était premier dans sa catégorie d’Ocean Fifty avec de devoir abandonner. Pas de 3e podium en 3 participations pour le “Maloupéen”. 

Lui était également premier vendredi mais en Class40, Kéni Piperol est actuellement en escale technique à La Corogne (Espagne) pour réparer la voie d’eau qui s’est déclaré sur son monocoque. Il pointe désormais à la 46e place. La dernière place des Class40 est occupée par Sacha Daunar, toujours immobilisé à Saint-Malo à cause d’une otite. Il pourrait repartir dans les heures qui viennent. 

Bissainte continue sa très belle course

Le skipper de Tradisyon Gwadloup poursuit sa course quasi parfaite. Placé à la 3e place des Rhum Mono, Willy Bissainte arrive à l’approche des Açores, et s’il continue d’être bien placé à l’approche de la Tête à l’anglais, il pourra faire valoir sa connaissance du terrain.

Damien Seguin ne verra pas Pointe-à-Pitre. Dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi, un cargo a percuté son Imoca, le faisant démater. Le skipper a été contraint d’abandonner. 

Lui n’a pas abandonné mais a subi beaucoup de contre-temps. David Ducosson a été contraint de s’arrêter tout d’abord à Brest pour réparer son pilote automatique. Puis à Lorient ce dimanche, toujours pour des problèmes de pilote automatique. 

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How to identify a pedophile: 5 warning signs Loop Cayman Islands

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The content originally appeared on: Cayman Compass

The children are our future and it is up to parents and well-meaning adults to be vigilant and care for them, especially when it comes to sexual abuse, which unfortunately is believed to occur more frequently than most of us are aware.

All parents want to safeguard their children from predators, but how can you do so if you don’t know how to detect one? Unfortunately, they don’t look any different than everybody else.

Anyone can be a paedophile (even family members), so identifying one can be very difficult, especially because most paedophiles are initially trusted by the children they abuse. They can be male or female, rich or poor, employed or unemployed, religious or non-religious, highly educated or non-educated, or from any race.

What is paedophilia?

Paedophilia, also classified in DSM-IV and DSM-IV-TR as paraphilia is a type of psychosexual condition. It is defined as a mature person’s desire to have sexual intercourse with minors aged 13 or younger. Paedophiles frequently begin their relationships with youngsters as friends before engaging them in sexual relationships.

Here are five of the most common signs of paedophilia that can help you safeguard your child from befriending a molester.

Look for signs of grooming

“Grooming” refers to the process by which a paedophile gains the trust of a child, and occasionally the trust of the parents as well. Over the course of months or even years, a paedophile will gradually become a trusted family member, volunteering to babysit, take the child shopping or on trips, or spend time with the child in various ways. Many paedophiles will not start molesting a child until they have established trust.

They will frequently utilize a variety of games, tactics, activities, and words to gain a child’s trust and deceive them. These include: keeping secrets (secrets are valuable to most children because they are perceived as “adult” and a source of power), sexually explicit games, caressing, kissing, touching, sexually suggestive behaviour, exposing a child to pornographic material, coercion, bribery, flattery, and, worst of all, affection and love. Be aware that the goal of these approaches is to isolate and confuse your child.

Unusual interest in child activities

One of the most obvious signs of paedophilia is an adult’s intense interest in child activities. Most molesters like to spend their time as if they were children, rather than engaging in adult-oriented activities. Their hobbies may appear childish such as playing with cars or planes and collecting toys. The setting in which they live or spend time is frequently decorated in a childlike fashion even if they have no kids, which can appeal to the victim’s age and sex.

“Friendship” with vulnerable children

Predators prefer to form relationships with shy or withdrawn children who require support but cannot obtain it from their families. As a result, paedophiles provide their victims with care and money and eventually become their friends and mentors. Then, a paedophile involves a child watching adult movies and perusing graphic images. Before they know it, a kid can find themselves enticed into sexual relations with an adult predator.

Always wants to spend time alone with a child

If a predator is someone you know (e.g. your friend), they can insist on staying with your kid alone and may even offer or take them on trips where they are alone overnight or longer. If you notice they do it too often, make sure to discuss every detail of their time spent together with your child.

Interested in or views child pornography

Anyone who spends a significant amount of time viewing pornography, particularly child pornography (this may seem obvious, but viewing child pornography is not an interest or curiosity – it is participation in a crime of sexual abuse upon a child) is a definite red flag.

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