Aunque en el lugar hubo presencia del comandante de la Policía, general Manuel Vásquez, del mismo alcalde Ospina y su secretario de Seguridad, Carlos Rojas, aún no se han establecido las causas del crimen. Los cuerpos de los menores de edad fueron recuperados por agentes del CTI de la Fiscalía General y trasladados a la sede de Medicina Legal. El alcalde Ospina convocó a una reunión interinstitucional para este miércoles a las 11:00 a. donde buscarán respuestas a lo ocurrido y anunció una recompensa para dar con los culpables de la masacre, sin embargo no ha notificado el monto de la misma. Esta masacre ocurre en el marco del toque de queda decretado en Cali durante todo el mes de agosto para frenar la indisciplina y así evitar más contagios de COID-19, y que para este martes regía entre las 10:00 p. y 5:00 a. del día siguiente. El crimen se da en el marco de la crisis económica y social ocasionada por la pandemia, que se suma a las múltiples quejas de inseguridad en la capital del Valle con el reporte de atracos callejeros y homicidios.
It was helpful, informative, and transformative for me!.. Love this version even better than the first one. The updated book is a deep reflection on the art and science of coaching from the christian perspective. Collins review the tenets of coaching, the status of the profession, its challenges and troubles. His is insightful and practical. I only give it three stars because it just was not the book for me. It is very long and in-depth. I think this is a great book for anyone really interesting in becoming a coach as a profession, but I am not heading down that path. This is no quick and easy read, but it's a nice balance of text book & enjoyable reading. Great stories throughout that bring the concepts to life. It becomes an excellent reference once finished, too... In spite of its title, you don;t have to be Christian to benefit from this book and you don;t have to be coaching Christians. A through examination of the coaching profession and some excellent tools to develop a coaching culture.
While he must not lie, he also feels adamant about protecting Romeo, who was only defending himself. He is visibly upset and it is a great way to connect with the audience. 8. Act IV, Scene 3: Juliet On line 14 of the scene, Juliet has reached her last bit of desperation. This is one of the lengthiest Romeo and Juliet monologues, but also one of the most emotional and memorable. Any actress that can master this monologue, with the correct emotion, sadness, and determination, will have their audience in tears. Juliet loves Romeo so much that she is willing to do anything so that they can be together. Come, vial. (holds out the vial) What if this mixture do not work at all? Shall I be married then tomorrow morning? No, no. This shall forbid it. Lie thou there. " Come, vial. What if this mixture do no work at all? "She has decided to trust in the friar's plan to fake her own death. By taking this poison, she could fake her death and wake-up in the tomb to Romeo waiting for her. This is a life-and-death situation, and Juliet does take it lightly.