Thursday, April 10, 2014

MESSI ZUM FC BAYERN

Lionel Messi leave Barcelona at the end of the season 

Neben Klopp schwärmt Maradona von einem anderen Coach: "Mir würde es gefallen, eine Woche bei Guardiola zu arbeiten, ihm im Training zuzusehen. Bayern München zu besuchen, daran hätte ich große Freude."


Spanish newspaper El Confidencial reported that City were set to pay a record-breaking €200m to secure Messi's services.

Argentinian legend Diego Maradona has said that Lionel Messi may leave Barcelona at the end of the season.

 In Spain claim that Manchester City are monitoring the negotiations between club and player over a new contract.

 But Maradona has fuelled those rumours, claiming that he really believes that Messi to Bayern, not City.


Diego Maradona ist für seine klaren Aussagen bekannt. Jetzt hat der argentinische Fußball-Held über einen möglichen Wechsel von Barcelona-Star Lionel Messi gesprochen. Der "Sport-Bild" sagte er: "Mir scheint, dass Messi heute tatsächlich ein anderes Trikot tragen könnte. 

Früher war die Macht der Mitglieder des FC Barcelona so stark, dass nicht einmal Werbung auf der Brust zugelassen wurde. Heute sehen wir ,Qatar Airways' auf dem Trikot. Wenn sie also Werbung zulassen, warum sollte Messi dann nicht für Bayern München spielen können?"
"I really believe that today Messi could be wearing another shirt," Maradona was quoted as saying by Mundo Deportivo.

Thursday, April 3, 2014

COUNTRY OF FIDEL CASTRO (Classes in USP university)

Education is a major component of well-being and is used in the measure of economic development and quality of life, which is a key factor determining whether a country is a developed, developing, or underdeveloped nation.
USP (among the most prestigious universities in Brazil)

speech of the President of Brazil
The PISA test, is given to measure “ people’s ability to use their knowledge and skills to meet real-life challenges," was administered in 65 school systems around the world. In reading proficiency, Brazil placed 53rd. In math and science it was 57th.

Brazil in categories of reading, science, and mathematics in the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). Latin America's biggest and most populous nation remains a long way behind the OECD average and in most cases lags behind most of its Latin American neighbors.