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Solvia will sell 1.4 thousand real estate properties in Spain with discounts – Solvia sells about 1.4 thousand apartments, garages and other premises with significant discounts, according to the Russian-language portal about life in Spain Noticia.ru. The average total cost of objects for sale is 87 thousand euros, the average area is 110 square meters. Housing within the announced campaign is sold at an average price of 791 euros per square meter. Most of the objects are offered in Valencia and Catalonia. Apartments in Andalusia, Madrid, Murcia, Galicia, the Canary Islands and other regions are also available to those who wish. In addition, Solvia sells garages, office and warehouse space, and land. So, an 18-meter garage with a discount can be purchased for 7.4 thousand euros, a land plot – for 132.5 thousand euros. Previously, the minimum cost of housing in the Russian city of Spain – Torrevieja was announced.

Former President of Georgia Saakashvili: I do not recognize Georgian justice Former President of Georgia Mikhail Saakashvili refused to recognize justice in a Georgian court. According to Saakashvili, everything that happens during the trial is planned in advance. The defendant's words are reported by TASS. “I do not admit the accusation of the prosecutor’s office and the Georgian justice. I am not here to be a part of a comedy already written in advance, “Saakashvili addressed the panel of judges of the Tbilisi City Court. Saakashvili was taken to court on the morning of November 29. A panel of judges is hearing the case of the brutal crackdown on the November 7, 2007 rally. The former president is accused of involvement in the violent actions of the police and special services, as a result of which hundreds of demonstrators were hospitalized with moderate and severe injuries. Saakashvili's supporters gathered outside

Professor of Moscow State University Agranovsky: the omicron strain of coronavirus may be milder than the delta variant Omicron strain of the World Organization Health (WHO), is classified as “of concern”, but there is currently no evidence that it can supplant the delta option. This was stated by Alexei Agranovsky, professor of the Department of Virology, Faculty of Biology, Moscow State University, on the air of KP radio. Comparing the danger of coronavirus variants, the specialist said that at the moment the delta strain dominates the world the omicron strain is more deadly, no. “Of the dozens of clinical cases that have so far been described, not a single death has been registered,” said Agranovsky. Perhaps the omicron strain will be a milder version of the coronavirus, but this needs to be confirmed by research, the professor concluded. Earlier, the head of the laboratory of mechanisms of population variability of

Panarin about the requirements of the national team's coaching staff: it was reported that you need to play for your homeland New York Rangers forward Artemy Panarin told meeting with the new coaching staff of the Russian national hockey team. This is reported by RIA Novosti. According to the striker, in October he talked with the team's head coach Alexei Zhamnov, his assistant Sergei Gonchar and the manager for relations with the players of the National Hockey League (NHL) Ilya Kovalchuk. Panarin noted that the experts revealed the requirements for the players of the national team. “It was reported that you need to play not for yourself, but for your homeland. So that everyone, regardless of their position in the team, does their job one hundred percent, ”said the player. Panarin added that the coaches called an unacceptable situation in which hockey players would think about individual statistics. Zhamnov was

The Russians are stuck in South Africa due to a new strain of COVID-19 and said they will “sound the alarm” Russian tourists who stuck in South Africa due to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 in South Africa, disclosed the details of their situation and described it with the words “we will sound the alarm if we do not fly away on December 1.” RBC writes about this. According to a traveler from Moscow, at least eight people he knew were in a similar situation; he met several more Russian vacationers at the Johannesburg airport. “I think a lot of people planned to return by Monday and ended up stuck,” he said and noted that the return flight had been purchased for November 27, but Qatar Airways canceled the flight. At the same time, the Muscovite added that at present the situation in the republic is “the