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LO SCHEMA DI ORBÁN

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Proprio come Erdogan e Putin, anche il Premier ungherese ha fatto del calcio un formidabile strumento di potere e propaganda, che spiega l'incredibile exploit del piccolo villaggio di Felcsút Mattia Zàccaro Garau Il Manifesto - Giovedì 19 giugno 2025 Pagina 24 Case sparse dai tetti spioventi, bassi muretti di pietra scalfiti dal tempo, qualche calmo trattore che sale, arrancando, sulle morbide colline magiare. Nulla di originale, tutto molto caratteristico, solo un piccolo villaggio dell’Ungheria profonda che fin dal blasone municipale racconta la sua condizione rurale: una fascina di grano con a sinistra un rastrello e a destra una falce. FELCSÚT, mezz’ora a est di Budapest, lambita dalla M1, la principale autostrada ungherese, ha 1879 abitanti. Nella sua storia quasi millenaria non ci sarebbe nulla di anomalo se solo in un unico anno, il 2009, la microscopica città non fosse passata dal 336mo posto al primo per ricchezza pro-capite del Paese. O se non avesse uno storico maniero, ...

PACERS ARE STILL HERE

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CHRISTINE TANNOUS/INDYSTAR - Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton checks the scoreboard on June 16 during Game 5 of the NBA Finals at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. Wake up, America. Pacers not done yet 19 Jun 2025 - The Indianapolis Star Gregg Doyel Columnist Indianapolis Star USA TODAY NETWORK INDIANAPOLIS – Five games into the 2025 NBA Finals, five strange games — five mostly wonderful games — and people still don’t seem to understand what they’re watching. Not when it comes to the Indiana Pacers. The Oklahoma City Thunder? Different story. People know they’re watching a great team with two or three star players and a loaded roster and a bright future. Do they understand they’re watching two of those teams? PHOTOS BY CHRISTINE TANNOUS/INDYSTAR - Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton shoots on June 16 during Game 5 of the NBA Finals at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. Because the 2025 Indiana Pacers aren’t here by fluke or chance or whatever folks were saying about their ascension...

Why Pacers traded away first round pick

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MARC LEBRYK/USA TODAY SPORTS - Indiana Pacers president of basketball operations  Kevin Pritchard speaks during a press conference to announce the contract extension of  center Myles Turner at Gainsbridge Fieldhouse on Jan. 30, 2023. Recovered ’26 pick sent to Toronto for Siakam 19 Jun 2025 - The Indianapolis Star Dustin Dopirak Indianapolis Star USA TODAY NETWORK  For the second straight season, the Indiana Pacers will not have a pick in the first round in the NBA draft. The Pacers traded this year’s firstround pick, the No. 23 selection in the draft, and the draft rights to guard Mojave King to the New Orleans Pelicans to recover the 2026 first-round pick they originally sent to the Raptors in the trade for Pascal Siakam, league sources confirmed to IndyStar. ESPN’s Shams Charania originally reported the trade. The Pacers still have a pick in the second round at No. 54. The deal would seem to avoid further tightening a roster crunch that has made it difficult for the Pa...