text: The German strategy, he writes, "seems to be to make life so unbearable that the Greeks themselves will want to leave the eurozone". He then adds: "Ms Merkel certainly does not want to be caught with a smoking gun in her hand".
  But, in an article headed, "Greece must default if it wants democracy", he condemns the German strategy as one "of assisted suicide, and one that is extremely dangerous and irresponsible".
  If Münchau is really serious about Greece having to default in order to restore democracy, what is the problem? After all, if Germany is trying to force a Greek default, does this not suggest that he and Germany are arguing for the same outcome?
  
  No reason was given for not allowing the team to exit the airport and head to their hotel after arrival. Gabon’s federation posted pictures of the incident on its Facebook page but without any comment.
  Aubameyang posted on Twitter in a reference to previous foibles blamed on the Confederation of African Football: “Nice job CAF, it’s as if we were back in the 1990s.
  “This will not demotivate us but people need to know and CAF need to take responsibility,” he added later. “[It is] 2020 and we want Africa to grow but this is not how we will get there.”
  “I know my team, they ready like never before,” the Arsenal striker wrote on Twitter on Monday. “And me they did a misake letting me sleep for couple hours. Today is the day!!!
  “No matter the result for me my team won already when I see the faces this morning everyone is hungry hungry about football.”
  The top two teams in the group — which also includes Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo — advance to the finals in Cameroon in early 2022.
  
  We are proud to present to you the creation of “Jasmine Network”, a project in the framework of the “Amina” project, financed by the European Union and with the support of the Municipality of Palermo and Regione Sicilia.
  All 20 Women Leaders of the “Jasmine Network” shared their views about the goals and the objectives of the network.
  
  For the past 24 years, the Art in the Pearl Fine Arts & Craft Festival has been a community event set in the North Park Blocks of Portland’s Pearl District on Labor Day Weekend. However, with the outbreak of COVID-19 and ongoing restrictions for large gatherings, virtual events have become the only way forward in 2020. Therefore, the volunteer board of Art In The Pearl is creating a digital experience to bring the festival to life online.
  The show will be held Saturday, Sept. 5, through Monday, Sept. 7, Labor Day Weekend. Find the show online at www.artinthepearl.com.
  This event will feature 120 juried artists with images of their artwork, their bio, contact information and online links for purchasing their work. Because Art In The Pearl is an educational nonprofit, the online experience will also feature videos of artist demonstrations in their studios and stay-at-home art projects for the whole family to create. It wouldn’t be the same without dance and music performances, so a lineup of videos will also be included. This online show can be viewed online at www.artinthepearl.com/virtualshow.
  The Art Fair Sourcebook, the definitive guide to the best juried art and craft fairs in the United States, ranked the Art In The Pearl Fine Arts & Crafts Festival as one of the top 20 art fairs for the past ten years. Applicants from across the nation and Canada vie for places in the show. In 2019, artists came from as many as 30 states across the country, including as far away as Florida. Of the 130 exhibitors, a total of 90 came from outside the Portland Metro area.
  
  This year's annual dinner for the chapter membership will feature President W. Taylor Reveley, III as the guest speaker.
  A wine and beer reception will begin at 6 p.m, followed by dinner at 7:00 p.m. Dinner will be either beef tenderloin or a vegetarian option. Remarks from President Reveley will begin at 7:20 p.m.
  
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