Un hombre uniformado con anteojos de perfil.
El general Francis L. Donovan durante una audiencia de nominación ante el Comité de Servicios Armados del Senado el mes pasado. Desde entonces ha sido ascendido a general y puesto al mando de las operaciones militares estadounidenses en América Latina y el Caribe

Whether this spectacular, trophy-winning conclusion to an otherwise challenging campaign will be sufficient to save his job remains uncertain. It wasn’t enough for Louis van Gaal in 2016, even though his team finished fifth, three places higher than Ten Hag’s, in the Premier League table.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
l ataque fue el primero autorizado por el nuevo comandante del Comando Sur, el general Francis L. Donovan, un marine que tomó el cargo de las operaciones militares estadounidenses en Latinoamérica y el Caribe durante una ceremonia celebrada en el Pentágono ese mismo día. Fue el ataque número 37 anunciado por el gobierno de Donald Trump en la campaña militar, que comenzó en septiembre. Los ataques se han cobrado 128 vidas, según un rastreador mantenido por The New York Times.
Un video de 12 segundos que acompañaba al anuncio mostraba la embarcación desplazándose por el agua con dos personas en la parte trasera, cerca de los motores fuera borda, y luego una repentina explosión que incendió el barco. El Comando Sur, con sede en Doral, Florida, dijo en un comunicado que los servicios de inteligencia no especificados habían determinado que la embarcación estaba “involucrada en operaciones de narcotráfico” y que seguía una ruta conocida de contrabando de drogas.
It remains to be seen whether the club’s part-owner sees things in the same way. For now, though, this manager and his players can simply savour a success few anticipated, and a trophy-winning end to a turbulent season. Ten Hag has made his point.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag remained confident about his future, despite intensifying rumors of his imminent sacking this week. Perhaps he had insight others lacked. Manchester United delivered their best performance of the season when it mattered most.
Whether this spectacular, trophy-winning conclusion to an otherwise challenging campaign will be sufficient to save his job remains uncertain. It wasn’t enough for Louis van Gaal in 2016, even though his team finished fifth, three places higher than Ten Hag’s, in the Premier League table.
Not that all that came before this should be forgotten.
Amrabat was crucial in this performance, leaving behind a challenging season to deliver his best display for United. The Moroccan anticipated danger, effectively shut down passing lanes, and used the ball intelligently, misplacing only two out of 27 passes.
“I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said when asked whether he expects to stay on afterwards. “We are exactly where we want to be. We are constructing a team. When I took over, it was a mess at United. The team is developing and winning trophies.”
Ten Hag has faced ample criticism throughout the season, but he deserves credit for Mainoo’s impressive breakthrough. He has shown similar trust in Garnacho, who scored the opener and contributed to the second goal by assisting Fernandes, who then set up Mainoo.
The pair are the first teenagers to score in an FA Cup final since Cristiano Ronaldo did in United’s win over Millwall in 2004. This achievement further strengthens Ten Hag’s case to remain as they look toward the future under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.