| Мастерство не пропьешь! Житель китайской деревни поражает умением открывать пивко
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| Глазом, зубами об стол, открывалкой — традиционно. Способов открыть бутылочку пива чуть ли не больше, чем видов хмельного. Но сделать это одним ловким движением руки получается пока, кажется, только у Пангзаи, 33-летнего жителя китайской деревни Синтай. Пангази не только ловко открывает пивко, но и не менее ловко поглощает содержимое бутылок: пиво закручивается спиралью как торнадо. "Торнадо-стайл" распития алкоголя прославил китайца в социальных сетях. Мужчина одним ударом выбивает крышку бутылки, а затем выпивает содержимое, предварительно раскрутив бутылку так, чтобы пиво лилось в горло воронкой. Пангази говорит, что его сила — результат усердной работы, с детства он трудился на ферме, а после школы на стройке. Сейчас у Пангази 500 тысяч подписчиков в социальных сетях, а самое популярное видео набрало три миллиона просмотров.
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| Скрытая угроза. В незаконный скотомогильник советских времен продолжают свозить кости
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| Новые захоронения останков животных появились в рядах свежих траншей незаконного скотомогильника, который находится в селе Ковалево, Омской области. Разлагающиеся останки животных зарыты неглубоко и несут потенциальную угрозу эпидемии. "На поверхности все расположено, растаскивается собаками", — выражает свою озабоченность местный депутат Виталий Поддубиков. Однако, по мнению главы местного сельского поселения Марины Эйнбаум, опасности от скотомогильника, который "существует еще со времен колхоза", не исходит. "Серьезных глобальных проблем для деревни он вообще не представляет", — заявляет она, поскольку "все это они увезли, убрали, и ничего у нас здесь нет". Местная жительница Светлана не выражает опасений в связи с возможностью заражения. По ее словам, домашние животные "на привязи все время", поэтому не смогут контактировать с костями в скотомогильнике. Хотя возможности наличия опасных вирусов в траншеях женщина не отрицает. Решение вопроса предлагает член Омского регионального штаба Общероссийского ...
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| Sweden: Mothers continue night patrols against anti-social behaviour
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| A group of mothers continue to have night watch patrols on the streets of Rogsved, a Stockholm suburb, in an attempt to maintain the peace and protect the neighbourhood from local gangs and rowdy youth, as seen on footage from Thursday. The night watch patrols have been taking place for almost a year now. Hailing from different backgrounds in an area heavily populated by migrants, some of the mothers in the night watch are distinguished by their hijabs and headscarves. "Because people are from different cities and... they all in a sense identified with the fact that they all are immigrants even if we are from different countries originally. And I think that gives a stronger bond between people," said Brouk Worku, one of the organisers of the night watch. The night watch, which takes place every Friday, usually follows a briefing with local police and security personnel, lasting about two hours. "Yes, the youth act better towards us than they do towards the police. The police are intimidating to them, so ...
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| Chile: Police deploy tear gas and water cannons amid heavy clashes with protesters
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| Thousands of people took to the streets of Santiago on Friday, marking the 50th day of antigovernment protests with clashes and scuffles. Masked activists armed with Molotov cocktails were on the front-line, facing the riot police deploying tear gas and water cannons. Protesters shouted slogans, started a fire in the middle of central Plaza Italia and played the drums. Some activists walked with national flags with a drawn closed eye and banners calling on the authorities to stop the excessive use of tear gas, as they were enraged after the latest report of Chilean National Institute of Human Rights indicated 352 activists had suffered eye injuries since the beginning of the unrest in October. The protests were triggered by a now-withdrawn increase in subway fares. Social discontent has been fuelled by frustration with President Sebastian Pinera's policies and growing inequality.
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| Breaking Dat! Twitter sensation Chinese strongman chugs beer 'tornado' style
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| Pangzai, a 33-year-old strong man from a village of Xingtai in Hebei Province became a sensation on the Internet for his unusual strength. He has uploaded videos showing his capabilities of breaking bricks and bottles with bare hands. One of his most popular skills is chugging a bottle of beer in one go after spinning it into a tornado. Footage shot on Friday shows how he breaks beer bottles with one strike and how he splits bricks with his bare hands with a karate-like movement. "The reason why I have great strength is that I did farm work in the village since I was a child. When collecting wheat, I loaded and unloaded 50 kg by myself. After leaving school, I began to work on a construction site for several years. The construction site strengthened me a lot," the strongman said. Pangzai says he has around 500,000 followers in total, over 100,000 of them being foreign with his most popular video having been viewed 3 million times.
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| Haiti: Clashes as protesters slam US backing of President during top envoy visit
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| Police clashed with hundreds of protesters as they marched to the US embassy in Port-au-Prince during the visit by Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs David Hale on Friday. Police used live ammunition, rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds. Protesters set tyres on fire and threw rocks and other objects at security forces. "Today we are protesting [and marching] to the US Embassy to send a clear message calling for them to remove [president] Jovenel Moise from power because it is them who got him elected," said a protester. Haiti has been crippled by protests since September, over demands for the president to step down over a corruption scandal.
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| Algeria: First ever presidential election debate takes place
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| The candidates for the presidential elections in Algeria, which are due to take place on December 12, participated in what is the first-ever presidential debate in the country's history, which took place in Algiers on Thursday. Among a large number of topics that were touched upon, the candidates focused on promoting their platform and campaign promises which included issues from the economy, human rights and foreign policies. Ali Benflis, Presidential candidate from the National Liberation Front (PAGL), said that his program includes the formation of an independent human rights committee, which will ensure the the freedom and the rights of the Algerian people. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, another presidential candidate from the PAGL party, promised to rebuild the country's economy. Azzedine Mihoubi, Presidential candidate from the Democratic National Rally (RND) party, said, "There's a red line regarding foreign policies and defence, which we don't want others to cross. Regarding my plan, I would like to ...
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