"Luck of Discipline"

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21 May 2023

Luck of the buried rooster executed by charros at the Hipodromo de Las Americas located in Mexico City, on the occasion of the Day of the Charro and the Escaramuza, where some exhibitions of these typical costumes, suertes such as the floreo de reata, folkloric dances and thoroughbred horse competitions took place. Charreria is a discipline that arose from equestrian activities and livestock traditions. It was catalogued as a sport, according to the Agrarian Reform at the beginning of the 20th century in Mexico. The state of Hidalgo is considered the point of origin of charreria.

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21 May 2023

Luck of the buried rooster executed by charros at the Hipodromo de Las Americas located in Mexico City, on the occasion of the Day of the Charro and the Escaramuza, where some exhibitions of these typical costumes, suertes such as the floreo de reata, folkloric dances and thoroughbred horse competitions took place. Charreria is a discipline that arose from equestrian activities and livestock traditions. It was catalogued as a sport, according to the Agrarian Reform at the beginning of the 20th century in Mexico. The state of Hidalgo is considered the point of origin of charreria.

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6 November 2020

Representatives of Krakow gastronomy sign a petition addressed to the Prime Minister of Poland, during a protest organised in Krakow's Market Square, on November 3, 2020. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

Representatives of Krakow gastronomy sign a petition addressed to the Prime Minister of Poland, during a protest organised in Krakow's Market Square, on November 3, 2020. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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#6162218

6 November 2020

The rehearsal of the performance 'We Are the Future' directed by Jakub Skrzywanek, as part of the 24th International Festival of Theaters for Children and Youth KORCZAK TODAY (On-Line), at the Nowy Theater in Krakow. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

A representative of Krakow gastronomy seen during a protest organised in Krakow's Market Square, on November 3, 2020. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

A representative of Krakow gastronomy seen during a protest organised in Krakow's Market Square, on November 3, 2020. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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#6162312

6 November 2020

Two representatives of Krakow gastronomy, return in empty Florianska Street, from a protest organised in Krakow's Market Square, on November 3, 2020. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

The rehearsal of the performance 'We Are the Future' directed by Jakub Skrzywanek, as part of the 24th International Festival of Theaters for Children and Youth KORCZAK TODAY (On-Line), at the Nowy Theater in Krakow. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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#6162320

6 November 2020

Three policemen checking IDs of media representatives after a protest organised by representatives of Krakow gastronomy in Krakow's Market Square, on November 3, 2020. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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#6162210

6 November 2020

Actress Martyna Flakowicz during the rehearsal of the performance 'We Are the Future' directed by Jakub Skrzywanek, as part of the 24th International Festival of Theaters for Children and Youth KORCZAK TODAY (On-Line), at the Nowy Theater in Krakow. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

Actress Agnieszka Wojcik during the rehearsal of the performance 'We Are the Future' directed by Jakub Skrzywanek, as part of the 24th International Festival of Theaters for Children and Youth KORCZAK TODAY (On-Line), at the Nowy Theater in Krakow. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

Two visitors checking exchange rates in the center of Krakow. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

Actress Martyna Flakowicz during the rehearsal of the performance 'We Are the Future' directed by Jakub Skrzywanek, as part of the 24th International Festival of Theaters for Children and Youth KORCZAK TODAY (On-Line), at the Nowy Theater in Krakow. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

A symbolic black soup served during a protest organised by representatives of Krakow gastronomy, in Krakow's Market Square, on November 3, 2020. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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6 November 2020

Two Police vans seen after a protest organised by representatives of Krakow gastronomy in Krakow's Market Square, on November 3, 2020. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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