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thethief1996 · 6 months

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Israel has just bombed a hospital where hundreds of wounded and refugees were taking solace. Journalists in Gaza have reported there was hardly a single body whole in the aftermath (If you can stomach it, there's a video of a father holding what remains of his child). At least 500 people killed by IOF soldiers, who planned this action, got into an airplane and dropped that bomb willingly. The deadliest attack in five wars, according to the Ministry of Health.

Israel has denied ownership of the attack and said it was a misfired Hamas rocket. Originally, they celebrated it on their social media, saying they had destroyed a Hamas target, treating the deaths like an unfortunate collateral. After international backlash, they posted videos to their social media claiming it was a Hamas rocket. The video, though, shows a second explosion 40 minutes after the airstrike, and they edited it our of their tweet in a pathetic attempt at covering up.

Israel has said multiple times that they were going to bomb hospitals. They told doctors to evacuate and leave their patients to death because they were going to bomb, namely: Al Shifa, Shuhada Al Aqsa and the Quwaiti Hospital. Al Shifa housed at least 10.000 refugees and wounded, and worked as a hub for the press because it was one of the only hospitals that still had working generators. Medical crew worked with sirens blaring to signal the hospitals were not empty. This was a purposeful massacre. These people died hungry, thirsty and in pain because of the Israeli government's cruelty.

CNN and other media outlets already tried to pin the blame on Hamas, parroting back the pathetic propaganda being sold by the IOF. Even in death, Palestinians can't be respected and are used to further their own oppression. These people's deaths are not going to be in vain. Within our lifetimes, Palestine will be free.

Take action. The Labour Party in the UK had an emergency meeting today after several councilors threatened to resign if they didn't condemn Israeli war crimes. Calling to show your complaints works.

FOR PEOPLE IN THE USA: USCPR has developed this toolkit for calls

FOR PEOPLE IN THE UK: Friends of Al-Aqsa UK and Palestine Solidarity UK have made toolkits for calls and emails

FOR PEOPLE IN GERMANY: Here's a toolkit to contact your representatives by Voices in Europe for Peace

FOR PEOPLE IN IRELAND: Here's a toolkit by Voices in Europe for Peace

FOR PEOPLE IN POLAND: Here's a toolkit by Voices in Europe for Peace

FOR PEOPLE IN DENMARK: Here's a toolkit by Voices in Europe for Peace

FOR PEOPLE IN SWEDEN: Here's a toolkit by Voices in Europe for Peace

Protests in support have already erupted in Beirut, Madrid and Rabat in response to the shelling of the hospital. Join your local protest and raise your voices. For people in the US, Israel has just asked for additional $10bi in aid on top of the annual $3.8bi already given to them. Palestinians are asking that you refuse this loudly, with their every breath.

Here's a constantly updating list of protests:

Global calendar

USA calendar

Here are upcoming events:

WASHINGTON, DC: Outside Congress on 18/10 at 12 PM

WASHINGTON, DC: NATIONAL MARCH in front of the White House on 4/11 at 12 PM

SAN DIEGO: 2125 Pan American E Rd. (Spreckles Organ Pavillion) on 18/10 at 7 PM

NEW YORK: 72nd st. And 5th ave., Brooklyn on 21/10 at 2 PM

NEW YORK: CUNY Grad Building on 18/10 at 2 PM

NEW YORK: Oct 18, 5pm, Steinway & Astoria Blvd.

DALLAS: 1954 Commerce Street (Dallas Morning News Building) on 19/10 at 3 PM

[CAR RALLY] KITCHENER-WATERLOO: Fairview Park, 2960 Kingsway Dr. on 18/10 at 6 PM

KITCHENER-WATERLOO: CBC Building, 117 King St. W on 19/10 at 5 PM

HOUSTON: Zionist Consulate, 24 Greenway Plaza on 18/10 at 4 PM

OMAHA: 72nd St & Dodge St on 18/10 at 6 PM

SAINT PAUL, MN: Oct. 18, 5:30pm. State Capitol, 75 Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

BALTIMORE: Oct 20, 6pm. Baltimore City Hall

DUBLIN: Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 1 on 18/10 at 5 PM

THURLES: Liberty Square on 19/10 at 7 PM

LURGAN: Market Street on 21/10 at 3 PM

PORTO ALEGRE: Rua João Alfredo, 61 on 18/10 at 19h

RIO DE JANEIRO: Cinelândia on 19/10 at 17h

RECIFE: Parque Treze de Maio on 19/10 at 17h

MANAUS: Teatro Amazonas, Largo de São Sebastião on 19/10 at 17h

SÃO PAULO: Praça Oswaldo Cruz on 22/10 at 11h

FOZ DO IGUAÇU: Praça da Paz on 22/10 at 9h

TSHWANE: Belgrade Square Park, Jan Shoba Street on 20/10 at 10 AM

VEREENIGING: Roshnee Sports Grounds on 21/10 at 14h30

Feel free to add more resources

#save palestine #save gaza #free palestine #save sheikh jarrah

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sentimientosbuscados · 1 year

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Pala pala.28 de octubre 2022.Plaza San Martin.Ver desde el minuto 2 con ...

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#Ensayo del pala pala; en plaza san martin.28 de octubre 2022.Esencia Tucumana.

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neptunianashes · 2 years

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This is the most important plaza in all of Perú. It’s called Plaza San Martín in the center of Perú’s capital, Lima. Of course at it’s center there is a huge statue of José de San Martín.

#San Martín my beloved #I love that so many countries have as their most important plaza a San Martin plaza with a San Martin statue.#Perú

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raizperuanadelrock · 2 years

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#El dia de mañana se estara llevando a cabo una gran exposicon de arte en la galeria: Martin Yepez #en pleno centro de Lima #plaza San Martín #con un nutrido grupo de artistas. A continuacion less dejamos la nota al respecto:

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sheliach · 2 years

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#plaza #san #martin #retiro #buenos #aires #argentina #flickr

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reality-detective · 1 year

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Happening Now: Massive fire reported near Plaza San Martin in Lima, Peru amid anti-government protest.

The protests started after the removal of former President Pedro Castillo from power. Earlier today, Peru sent additional police forces to confront pro-Castillo protesters in Lima, Peru.🤔

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labuenosairesfrancaise · 1 year

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Ortiz Basualdo Anchorena Palace

Hi Guys! I leave this residence here. Could not find the floorplan, so I took some building liberties.

As always, you will need lots of CC for it to work properly, mostly from Felixandre, TheJim, SYB, Aggresivve Kitty, among others.

Thanks to my patreons for all the support! I really appreciate your participation and gives me a boost of confidence!

Please let me know if you like it :)

Enjoy!

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A little bit of context and history:

The disappeared Ortiz Basualdo Anchorena Palace (better known as the Ortiz Basualdo Palace) was a luxurious residence that existed facing the San Martin Plaza in the neighborhood of Retiro, Buenos Aires.

This grand mansion, which occupied half a block bounded by Basavilbaso, Maipú, and Arenales streets, was designed by Belgian architect Jules Dormal at the request of Mrs. Magdalena Dorrego de Ortiz Basualdo (1826-1905) for her eldest daughter, Inés Ortiz Basualdo (1853-1922), widow of Estanislao Peña y Lezica, and her youngest son, Carlos Ortiz Basualdo (1863-1910) married to Matilde de Anchorena Castellanos, all members of important aristocratic families of late 19th century Argentina.

The mansion was completed in 1904, and that year, the Municipality of Buenos Aires awarded it the First Prize for Best Façade in its annual competition. This palace should not be confused with the one built in 1912 for Daniel Ortiz Basualdo (1860-1935), the second son of Mrs. Dorrego de Ortiz Basualdo, married to Mercedes Zapiola, at the corner of Cerrito and Avenida Alvear, now the Embassy of France.

The Ortiz Basualdo Palace, which appeared as a single unit, actually contained two important adjacent but independent residences. One with an entrance at Arenales 733, with a grand porte cochère, was that of Inés Ortiz Basualdo de Peña, who, already a widow, moved into it with her daughter Elisa Peña de Uribelarrea (1878-1943), newly married to Manuel Adrián de Uribelarrea Anchorena, a marriage that had ten children. In 1943, Elisa Peña de Uribelarrea died, already a widow, and the executor of the estate entered into negotiations to sell her part of the palace to the Russian embassy, which finally bought the house of Celedonio Pereda on Rodriguez Peña street.

The other great residence with an entrance at Maipú 1210 was that of Carlos Ortiz Basualdo, married to Matilde de Anchorena Castellanos in 1896. Carlos Ortiz Basualdo died in 1910, after having five children, four boys and one girl. Matilde de Anchorena Castellanos married François Verstraeten Dunois in 1914, with whom she had a son and a daughter. Her son, Francisco Verstraeten de Anchorena, married Raquel Terán Etchecopar in 1942, and her daughter, Elena Verstraeten de Anchorena, married Enrique Ibarguren in 1941. The Verstraeten Anchorena family lived in the palace until their last days. After the death of Doña Matilde de Anchorena Castellanos de Verstraeten in 1969, the remaining part of the palace was auctioned and demolished.

The Ortiz Basualdo Palace was one of the most important examples of the palaces and mansions that emerged in the early 20th century in the neighborhoods of Retiro, Recoleta, and Palermo. These mansions were clustered around the San Martin Plaza, along Avenida Alvear and adjacent streets. Until the crisis of 1930, family successions and the emergence of rationalism in architecture definitively put an end to them, both in aesthetic exhaustion and economic reality.

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ositta · 17 years

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plaza san martin de la ciudad de mercedes

#mercedes plaza san martin

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chaletnz · 4 months

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Exploring Central Lima

With the tour group behind me and loose plans to meet up with Tom again in the evening I set off on my own to explore and take some more photos at the notable locations we visited with Jorge. I spotted a churro spot, Churro San Francisco, which looked delectable and cheap so I bought a crèma pastelera to tide me over for another hour before lunch. I visited a few shops and found another bucket hat tucked away in the back of a huge market to add to my set. There had been so many and then I hadn’t found any more when I was ready to buy them. My lunch was at El Chinito which had rave reviews on google, I chose the traditional chicharron sandwich with camotitos (camote chips?) and the chicha to drink which was warm and purple but surprisingly good! I ordered way too much food so I took a doggy bag with me to leave in the hostel fridge for some hungry tourists. I picked up my public transport card and loaded it with enough credit to get me home after exploring and then went to find a supermarket to buy a cold water bottle and some snacks. I walked to San Martin Plaza for a look around and then headed to Chinatown before it started to get dark. It was insanely busy around the Chinatown market with people everywhere and cars also trying to drive through the hoardes. Everyone was shouting but there was a large police presence around here too so people were orderly and keeping their behaviour in check. I walked myself back to the central station so I only needed to take one bus and it was perfect timing as I arrive just in time to step on to a non-crowded bus that only took 15-20 minutes to get me all the way back to Miraflores in the middle of rush hour traffic. It seems the bus lane is actually very efficient for moving people in and out of the city and this lane can be used for emergency services too as I saw a few police cars use it too. I walked back to the hostel via Parque Kennedy to check in on all the cats again and then went to lie down and eat my reward slice of cake for hitting 20,000 steps again today!

#Peru #Lima

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satorugojowidow · 1 year

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some highlights and some thoughts of my journey to Buenos Aires (in chapters because is long)

chapter 1

Before going to the hotel we decided to have breakfast at the Pertutti café that is right in front of the Cabildo and Plaza de Mayo. The place was great, a bit more expensive than other places but not too much. An important thing to consider is that my city is expensive, so expensive here in Buenos Aires is normal in my city. Of course I’m talking of regular places, not the jockey club lol I can’t pay that.

Back to the Pertutti café, there is a coffee shop and a restaurant. I asked for Oporto cake and tea, both were great. The place is beautiful and the bathrooms are a dream. We visited the Metropolitan Cathedral and had the chance to see the opening ceremony of the tomb of San Martin (heroe of independence of South America). The granaderos walked in their traditional outfits and did the whole thing, it was fun to watch. There were many tourists at the place.

Then we tried to go to our hotel in the neighborhood of Flores (we chose that place because the theater of the concert was there, five blocks away). We wanted to use the subway but the stop in Peru street was closed and line A had dely so we thought it was more “safe” to use the urban bus. We asked a officer of traffic and she said “86” and we took the 86 and end up miles away lol The thing is, according to what people told me, there are different kind of 86 (i don’t why they don’t have like a 86a, 86b or something) and we took the fast one that goes for highway. We were good until we went to the highway and started to pass tolls and we had no way to go down because there is no stop. The first stop was in Ciudad Evita lol This could sound stressful but we were laughing, like we just needed to go back, right? It's not the end of the world. We took a different line back (I don’t remember the number) and we ended up in Flores where we took a taxi to our hotel. We spent two hours trying to reach our hotel. That was placed at Ramon Falcón street and remember this because I have a whole chapter about this dude.

When we were around Plaza the Mayo we asked a taxi driver for a number to call and he said “we don’t work with radio, you need to go to the avenue and stop one there” and we were like “what?”. Like in the movies lol In my city (a small to medium city) taxi won’t stop in the street because when they are moving it is because they are going somewhere, I mean, they have a client assigned waiting. When they are free they have some places where they stop and you could go there to take one. To be honest, on the two occasions we wanted a taxi we took like 30 seconds to find one, but it is weird to us like not having the chance to call one because it gives you some comfort. Mutuals then explained there are apps and gave more info.

The thing I most missed from my home city is the feeling of community. Like this, what happened with the bus won’t ever happen here, because people at the stop would give me a long and well explained explanation of which bus i should take and where to go down, and the bus driver would have the courtesy to tell me where to go down. It’s not like people won’t answer questions in Buenos Aires, they do, but they all look so stressed that you don’t feel like asking too much to not bother them, and their answers are always short. In my city people would see you lost and will ask you if you need help. The feeling of community is feeling safe around people you don’t know personally, knowing they will help if you need it. You don’t feel safe around people in Buenos Aires. They all walk around holding their belongings and looking at strangers with distrust. About this last topic is not the same for every neighborhood of Buenos Aires but is something I will elaborate later.

#but the way is not first time in buenos aires even if sound like it lol

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docpiplup · 2 years

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CÁCERES: CITY OF DRAGONS

The capital of Cáceres has been one of the main settings for the successful and world-renowned saga produced by HBO, and inspired by the novels by George R.R. Martin, Game of Thrones and the recently released House of the Dragon. Within this framework, Cáceres City of Dragons will be an event that will serve as a meeting point for fans, content creators and other groups that have participated and enjoyed this blockbuster in some way. Enjoy the program of activities, experiences, meetings... for a fantastic and epic weekend.

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Friday October 21

19:30 -20:00 Welcoming

Banners raising "City of Dragons" accompanied by music from the series, by The Flea Bottom Band.

• Place: City Hall of Cáceres.

• Open to any public.

20:00 Route House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones

Theatrical night route, in which we immerse ourselves again in the filming of the series.

• Location: Arco de La Estrella

• For speakers and guests.

11:00 p.m. Postparty in Garden and drinks, Las Caballerizas.

To celebrate the start of the Cáceres, City of Dragons event, we will travel to a unique place to enjoy the world that surrounds La Casa del Dragón in a relaxed way. A party set for the occasion, special treatment will be given to people who come dressed as a character.

• Place: Las Caballerizas, garden and drinks.

• Open to any public.

Saturday October 22. Cáceres, "City of Dragons" in the Monumental City

10.00 - 14.00 Escape Room The Dragon's Egg

Follow the clues and look for the hidden dragon egg in the Monumental City, the fastest to find it will find its reward.

• Place: Monumental City

• Registration: Tourism Office.

• Open to any public.

10:00 - 14:00 The best archer of the 7 kingdoms

The activity will consist of each participant shooting 3 arrows at a target, with the help and advice of the San Jorge Archers Club monitors. Obtaining with this a score that the next day can be consulted in a general classification, for children and adults, published on the Club website www.clubarquerossanjorge.com.

YOU CAN PARTICIPATE FROM 6 YEARS OLD

Place: Carvajal Palace Gardens

Open to any public.

• Registration: At the Carvajal Palace on the day of the activity.

10.00 - 11.30 Theatrical route: House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones

Join us through the scenarios that served as the shooting of the successful series by the hand of our crazy director and two clueless characters who refuse to end the shooting. Follow us and maybe you will be the next protagonist.

• Limited places.

• Open to any public

• Meeting point: Arco de la Estrella.

12:00 - 13:00 Knights School

Demonstrate your skills as a knight of the House of the Dragon, in this school you will learn to be a Golden Cloak.

• Place: San Francisco Cultural Complex.

• Open to all audiences.

• In charge of the Fencing School "Acero" of Cáceres.

13:00 - 14:00 Knights tournament

Exhibition of sword fights in the purest style of House of the Dragon

• Place: San Francisco Cultural Complex.

• Open to any public.

• In charge of the Fencing School of Cáceres

5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Presentation of the book "Winter is Coming, Game of Thrones Lessons for Life"

• Author: Jesús Nieto Quintana.

• Place: Belleartes. Art and action space. Calle Donoso Cortes 6.

17:00 - 18:30 Theatrical route House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones

• Limited places.

• Open to any public

• Meeting point: Arco de la Estrella.

18:30 - 19:30 School Parade and Cosplay Contest

There is no better way to make Cáceres the capital of dragons than with the participation of its educational centers and students.

• Meeting place: Plaza de San Mateo.

• Open to AMPAS and educational centers.

19:00 - 21:00 "House of the Dragon": scenes from the life of King's Landing.

In the different marked filming points of the Monumental City, the ESAD students and the extras of the series will recreate some of the scenes shot in the series and will tell us how its inhabitants lived these scenes.

• Place: Signposted points of the Monumental City.

• Open to all audiences

Round tables at San Francisco Cultural Complex

16:30- 21:00 - Exhibitors area in the Main Atrium of the San Francisco Cultural Complex. Open to any public

10:15 - 11:05 - Cáceres, Ville de Dragons Speakers and guests

Patricia Auneau and Cristophe Germier (La Garde de Nuit)

Patricia and Cristophe are the representatives of La Garde de Nuit, the French community of fans of the Game of Thrones universe, the longest-running community in Europe. It was born as a forum more than two decades ago and is also responsible for the saga's French wikia. Patricia is its president and Cristophe is an author with experience in events and media.

Matteo Barbagallo (Martin International Studies Network)

Matteo Barbagallo is an Italian writer, screenwriter and translator. He is the founder of the Martin International Studies Network, which seeks to academically study the work of George R.R. Martin. He is currently collaborating with Martin himself on the writing of the Wild Cards, science fiction stories that the American writer has been editing for 30 years.

San Jorge Square

11:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. The impact of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon on Tourism

Maria Braun and Leire Juan (Dragonstone Tours)

María Braun and Leire Juan are in charge of Dragonstone Tours, the first tours in Spain specialized in visiting Game of Thrones locations: the enclaves of the Basque Country where the seventh season of the series was filmed. They have extensive experience after having lived in Northern Ireland and having seen the first tours of the series there, since Game of Thrones recorded most of its scenes on the island.

Montaña Granados (CEO Insertus)

Montaña Granados is responsible for the tourist company Insertus, with extensive experience in creating tourist experiences and activities, it was the first time the theatrical routes linked to the cinema and the Game of Thrones series, such as "A history of cinema" and "Game of queens" in Cáceres and the "Battle of the Dragon" in Malpartida de Cáceres.

Javier Marcos (Los Siete Reinos)

Javier Marcos is responsible for Seven Kingdoms, the largest website in the world in Spanish and the second in the world, only behind Westeros.org, on the Game of Thrones universe, George R.R. Marton and his television adaptations. After 10 years, the website has almost 400,000 followers on networks and a large community. Javier also has his personal YouTube channel, Javi Marcos, linked to the analysis of this saga.

17.00 - 17.50- Cáceres, Citta dei Draghi

Federica Bocco (Winter is coming)

Federica is an Italian journalist who writes for the largest American website about the series Game of Thrones, Winter is coming, but also for prestigious magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Tor, Netflix Life or She Knows or the Lonely Planet travel guides, with which he will publish a book soon.

Damiano Vandi and Valentina Bignamini (La Cittadella)

The Italian YouTube channel of La Cittadella is specialized in the analysis of the world of Ice and Fire, characters, places and outstanding events, as well as discussing series about the universe such as The House of the Dragon

Beatrice Sironi and Chiara Mendola (Il Podcast del Ghiaccio e del Fuoco)

The Italian podcast analyzes the A Song of Ice and Fire saga, on which Game of Thrones is based, in addition to commenting on series about this universe such as The House of the Dragon.

Matteo Barbagallo

18.00- 19.20 - House of the Dragon: a Show of Fire and Blood

Elio García (westeros.org)

The American based in Sweden Elio García is, together with his partner Linda Antonsson, the person in charge of the largest website and Wikia of the Game of Thrones saga, Westeros.org and the world's greatest expert in this universe, recognized by the author himself. from the play George R.R. Martin. In fact, the three of them, Martin, García and Antonsson, are co-authors of the illustrated encyclopedias on Westeros, the already published The World of Ice and Fire and The Rise of the Dragon, which goes on sale next October 25.

Adam Whitehead (The Wertzone)

Adam Whitehead is an English writer nominated for several Hugo Awards for his fantasy and science-fiction blog The Wertzone, one of the longest-running and prominent in the world. He is also responsible for the most comprehensive website on fantasy maps, Atlas of Ice and Fire, and is such a close friend of George R.R. Martin that the author has named a character in his work after him

Stefan Sasse (Boiled Leather Audio Hour)

The German historian Stefan Sasse is considered the best essayist on the world of Game of Thrones. His theories and texts have been praised and confirmed by George R.R. Martin himself. He has published in Tower of the Hand and has formed, together with the American journalist Sean T. Collins, the Boiled Leather Audio Hour podcast for a decade.

Federica Bocco (Winter is Coming)

Patricia Auneau and Cristophe Germier (La Garde de Nuit)

Javier Marcos (Los Siete Reinos)

19:45- 21:00 - The Council of Dragons

Limited capacity - prior registration

Jag Durán (Youtube channel Jag Durán)

The Mexican journalist Jag Durán has the largest YouTube channel in Spanish specializing in Game of Thrones and its spinoffs such as La Casa del Dragón, with more than 330,000 subscribers. Invited to the premiere of the series in Los Angeles and with extensive experience interviewing famous actors and directors, he also writes for the American medium San Diego Red.

José Signoris ( YouTube channel Frikidoctor)

The surgeon José Señarís, in addition to being a screenwriter for El Hormiguero, is known as Frikidoctor for having the largest Spanish YouTube channel specializing in the analysis of Game of Thrones and The House of the Dragon, with more than 220,000 subscribers. Famous for his mastery over spoilers, he also analyzes multiple series and movies on YouTube together with the brilliant screenwriter Fernando Acebedo through his famous Criti-Car.

Antonio Osuna ( YouTube channel EvilSmile)

Antonio Osuna is a Cordovan historian and content creator. His EvilSmile channel is famous for its analysis of Vikings, mythology, and especially Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon. Thanks to his videos on this series, he has exceeded 100,000 subscribers on YouTube.

Berta Golán, Beatriz Peñas and Santiago Gutiérrez (La Canción Continúa)

La Canción Continúa is the first podcast in Spanish to reread the Song of Ice and Fire saga. In just two years they have achieved extraordinary success and a very loyal community. Specialists in the narrative, psychology and history of the work of George R.R. Martin, also analyze the House of the Dragon series every week.

Dani Abades (YouTube channel Maglor)

Dani Abades is the greatest Spanish specialist on YouTube in content on the history and characters of the work of George R.R. Martin and the Game of Thrones universe, with more than 150,000 subscribers. His spectacular Chronicles of Westeros have created a legion of followers for the quality of their content and their wonderful narration.

Guadalupe Fiñana "La Abuela de Dragones"

Guadalupe Fiñana dazzled the world with her casual analysis of Game of Thrones, commenting on them as if it were a soap opera and becoming the famous Grandmother of Dragons. Winner of Masterchef Abuelos, she is also following La Casa del Dragón, and her more than 150,000 followers on Instagram make her a very special influencer.

9:00 p.m. Themed dinner and post party

"City pof Dragons" themed dinner in one of the places that was part of the production of the series, in a unique space in the heart of the Monumental City. In this unrepeatable banquet we will share with the guests of the round tables how much they have a lot to say about House of the Dragon: Elio García, Dani Abades, Javier Marcos ... and with the special presence of Guadalupe Faniña better known as "La Abuela de Dragones". A special menu has been created based on the recipes and dishes from the books in the saga and the series:

Gaje meat pie. Head Cook of Winterfell. (Northern style beef and bacon pie.)

Volantis-style beets. The narrow sea favorites (Spaghetti with beetroot, arugula and cheese.)

Fish in the form of King's Landing and the Thousand Islands. (Assorted fried fish).

Flea Bottom Partridges: Stewed Partridges

Sansa Stark's lemon cake with apples from the Red Keep

Wine, water, beer or soft drink.

• Limited seats.

• Open to all audiences • Place: The Garden of the Golfines

• Menu price: €38

• A dinner and a "Cáceres de Cine" Route will be raffled among the people who attend to the dinner with cosplays.

Sunday October 23 Cáceres, "City of Dragons" in the Monumental City

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Escape room The dragon's egg

Follow the clues and look for the hidden dragon egg around the Monumental City, the fastest to find them will find their reward.

• Place: Monumental City

• Registration: Tourism Office.

• Open to any public.

10:00 a.m. - 11:30a.m. Theatrical route The House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones

• Limited places.

• All public.

• Meeting point: Arco de la Estrella

1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Dragon's Followers cosplay contest

If you are a fan of the series and want to show off your best costume design and accessories, take part in this contest, our jury made up of the expert participants in the round table will give their verdict. Participate and win your reward.

• Place: San Jorge Square

• Prize: Weekend in one of the Hospederías of Extremadura for two people.

• Open to any public.

San Jorge Square (Church of San Francisco Javier)

12:00 - 13:00 "I was part of Game of Thrones and The House of the Dragon"

#cáceres: city of dragons #cáceres #fandom events #it could be fun #i'm going this weekend to the event #long post #hotd #got #house of the dragon #game of thrones #asoiaf #a song of ice and fire #canción de hielo y fuego #juego de tronos #la casa del dragón #jdt #lcdd #cdhyf

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