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Madagascar: concerns of the mining sector
© Getty Images / Lihee Avidan The Ilakaka-Sakaraha sapphire mine in Madagascar (illustrative image). In Madagascar, for the first time in the history of the Malagasy mining sector, representatives of large mines and artisanal operations, regularly opposed, sat around the same table. The objective: to discuss the way out of the crisis induced by the coronavirus, but also to oppose the reform of the mining code, whose new taxation could plague the already gloomy sector.
© Getty Images / Lihee Avidan The Ilakaka-Sakaraha sapphire mine in Madagascar (illustrative image). In Madagascar, for the first time in the history of the Malagasy mining sector, representatives of large mines and artisanal operations, regularly opposed, sat around the same table. The objective: to discuss the way out of the crisis induced by the coronavirus, but also to oppose the reform of the mining code, whose new taxation could plague the already gloomy sector. As St Pauli 's board wrestles with ensuring competitive football within the club's self-imposed social responsibilities, the fanbase continues to pursue social causes ranging from the support of the city's vulnerable squatter and refugee groups to initiatives supplying clean drinking water worldwide.
It called Whitebox “a dissident minority noteholder seeking to force the company into bankruptcy,” and said the default notice threatens “access to liquidity that is essential to the company’s continued successful operations.” On paper, Transocean is in better shape than some of its rivals.
FC St. Pauli can no longer win. Especially the defense is out of shape. There were two tragic figures in the recent defeat.
© picture alliance Rodrigo Zalazar missed a penalty in Paderborn and then caused a penalty in his turn. In the dynamic table since the 3rd matchday, St. Pauli has been in last place. The reason: During this period, the FCSP could not win a single game (0/3/3) and conceded twice as many goals as it scored (6:12).
Grotesk: The way the Hamburgers play seems more attractive than last year. However, the Hanseatic League cannot buy anything from this "B-Note" and after six games without a win is stuck in both the earnings crisis and in the vortex of relegation: only Würzburg has so far won fewer points. There is also a worrying trend: St. Pauli has not scored the opposing goal for two games (0: 5 goals).
Social responsibility: the crisis will test the sincerity of companies
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Zalazar and Avevor become tragic figures
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So also with the most recent 0: 2 at SC Paderborn. "A completely self-inflicted defeat," stated FCSP coach Timo Schultz. Two actors in particular became tragic figures: eighth Rodrigo Zalazar, who first missed a hand penalty (21st) and then caused a penalty himself, which led to 0: 1 (39th), and central defender Christopher Avevor, whose ball was lost in the build-up in 0 : 2 resulted (56th).
"We don't use our chances, including the penalty kick, and then produce such a penalty ourselves," accused Schultz. "That mustn't happen to us if we want to win games at second division level."
Achilles heel defense
Achilles heel the Kiez kicker is and remains the defense: Avevor has been looking for his form since his comeback. Possible alternatives such as Philipp Ziereis (not in the squad) or Marvin Knoll (came from the bench in the 77th minute) could not be imposed recently.
St. Pauli longs for a turnaround. When does this succeed? "Friday, against Osnabrück", terminates Schultz. Kick-off is at 6.30 p.m.
Spain: BBVA and Sabadell abandon their merger project .
© Provided by La Tribune The two banks announced on November 16 this merger project, the aim of which was to help them better withstand the economic crisis resulting from the pandemic of Covid-19. Thunderbolt in the Spanish banking sector: Sabadell and BBVA announced on Friday the abandonment of their merger project, an operation intended to help them cope with the crisis and which would have given birth to a juggernaut.
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