Reme’s Little Corner On FIFA World Cup – JP

Miami, Florida – Undoubtedly, FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association) changed our city and the country over the past few weeks. We didn’t know that hosting matches of international soccer was so popular when done in the United States. It has been a surprise for many, but it’s here to stay. The most popular teams turned out to be Spain, Argentina, England, and France — precisely the ones that reached the finals. In Miami, there is a clear preference for Spain and Argentina. Many events in the city have been left empty, as have many restaurants, because fans have preferred to watch the games at home rather than go out for a quiet dinner.

Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), one of the most powerful and influential members of the United States Senate, has surprisingly passed away. A loyal friend in the fight against communist Cuba, he was a force for democracy and anti-communism for years. A historic enemy of communism’s agents in Russia. Perhaps too much a friend of Ukraine, where he traveled just hours before his death. Rest in peace, Senator Graham!

After Iran attacked two ships in the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump terminated their peace agreement. Bombings immediately resumed. It is vital to end this war that is creating so many problems around the world, and to stop Iran from continuing to harm millions of people. We are grateful, however, that President Trump prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear missiles, and cut their funding to promote Jihad around the world.

Intelligence agencies from Israel and other friendly countries obtained serious reports about Iran’s plans to assassinate President Trump. All the information was passed on to U.S. security agencies, and extra measures have been taken to prevent an attack. It is speculated that the President’s change of aircraft — leaving the new Air Force One behind and returning to the old Air Force One — is related to this issue.

There is no doubt that “Kamala the Bad” has “guayabitos” on the rooftop (rats in the attic, or is a bit crazy). She has now declared that she is very upset about not having been invited to Taylor Swift’s wedding at Madison Square Garden. Well, Kamala, the truth is that Taylor didn’t want any “sighs” or “little toads” at her wedding. What a way for the presidential hopeful to unwind! We hope that she will be the Democrat nominee again in 2028.

The fabulous Fernando Mendoza, the most famous college football player in the USA, has donated $500,000 to the University of Miami for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) research. His mother suffers from the disease, and he is determined to help fight it. This young man is wonderful and has many great values. We wish him continued success in the National Football League later this year with the Las Vegas Raiders, and health for his beloved mother.

The plague has arrived in Florida! Democratic Socialist Oliver Larkin has announced his candidacy in Congressional District 25 to take the seat of Jared Moskowitz (D-Boca Raton, FL). There are also several Republicans running in their primary elections to do the same. We hope that Florida is where the socialist infiltration in our country is forcefully stopped.

We commemorate the fifth anniversary of the July 11, 2021 crackdown in Cuba, when the people took to the streets to demand freedom. Thugs from the Ministry of the Interior responded by using baseball bats to beat the protesters. Thousands ended up in prison, and the Patria y Vida movement emerged from those protests.

Nadine Martínez, the wife of former Senator Bob Menéndez (D-NJ), reported to a federal prison in Tallahassee this week, after the judge allowed her to delay her imprisonment so she could undergo cancer treatments. Nadine has lost a lot of weight. What a shame that a great Senator made such a mistake!

Marine Le Pen, the nationalist French politician, has been cleared to run as a presidential candidate in next year’s elections. Mrs. Le Pen is a right-wing candidate with strong popularity in the country. This is her fourth bid, and she has been rising in the polls. In her third attempt, she lost to President Emmanuel Macron, but received 41% of the vote.

The situation of Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has turned into a tragicomedy, with some Congressmen claiming they spoke with him for hours, while others insist he is dead. Of course, it could be that both groups are telling the truth. The real truth came out when Mitch’s wife, Elaine Chao, returned from receiving instructions from her controllers in China. Elaine served in the administrations of both Presidents Trump and Dubya. He looks good, though his recent fall has weakened him considerably.

Data from Redfin, the company that tracks residential sales in the United States, shows that the metropolitan areas of Tampa and Miami are the two cities where home prices have increased the most. Good and bad news at the same time!

The rebel Prince Harry Windsor arrived in London thinking that he would fill his pockets with money from his lawsuit against the Daily Mail newspaper. The lawsuit was dismissed, however, for lack of evidence, and he left the court completely dejected. This poor guy hasn’t had much luck in his life. He paired up for a wife with a fourth-rate artist, and got entangled in a television interview in which his family was badly spoken of. His brother has not forgiven him, but his father decided to give him another chance and met with him and his family. Meghan Markle should have realized that European aristocracy is all about the blood lines.

Madonna has finished her first production in several years, and there are already rumors that it could win this year’s Emmy. She made the production with her Cuban-American daughter, named Lourdes, whose surname is León. We’ll see what happens!