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The Candelera Times (Sports Section)
Sports Section - part 2
International tournament in l’Ametlla de Mar
by Àngel and Joan
Last Friday 21st of march, there was an annual football tournament for Easter. In l’Ametlla de Mar there were teams from around the world: Lazio (Italy), F.C.B. Kuwait, Egypt, Brandeam school (England) and from Spain: Vila-real, Barça, Atlético de Madrid, Unió Jabàc I Terrassa, Tàrrega, Tortosa, l’Ametlla de Mar…The matches were played in l’Aldea, la Cala, la Ràpita, St. Jaume d’Enveja, Tortosa and Amposta but the finals were in la Cala.
The finals were: category pre-benjamins: Unió Jabàc i Terrassa 3-1 F.C.B.
Category benjamins: Vila-real 2 – 3 Atlético de Madrid.
Category alevins: Vila-real 2 – 1 Tortosa.
In total more of 30 teams played the tournament. We hope that next year it’s back to celebrate.
The Candelera Times (Sports Section)
Sports - Part one
1. Interview to Norbert Callau
by Angel and Joan
Norbert Callau is an important player from L'Ametlla de Mar C.F. Here is the interview we did with him during Easter:
Why did you choose to play of a goalkieper and not of player? Because I liked and because I played with boys older than me and they said: you the goalkieper.
When you started to play, how old were you? To play matches 8 years.To training: 6 years.
Which team was the first that you played? L’Ametlla de Mar
Which teams do you play along your professional degree? L’Ametlla de mar, Rapitenca, Amposta
Which previous team gives you good memories ?
Why did you praise to back at l’Ametlla de mar? Because I didn’t have illusion, because here there was good environment and for can help at the team.
When you played at 3ª division. How many hours did you trains? 6 hours more match
And now? 4:30 more match
Have you got any obsession before the matches? Which? Yes. When the referee blows I touch the crossbar and I do a sprint.
Do you often change the gloves? I use 4. 2 for training and 2 for play
When you don’t play football. What do you do? I work at the sports centre
A COLOR: blue A BOOK: I’m not a good reader
A DRUNK: aquarius A FILM: braveheart
A FOOD: rice A FOOTBALL PLAYER: messi
A NUMBER: 1 A GOALKIEPER: casillas
A SONG: animal instinct A SPORT: football
A TV PROGRAMME: zona zapping A CITY: paris
The Candelera Times (Dining section)

Dining
Restaurant-Càmping L'Ametlla de Mar
by Esther Morales and Jaume Sirisi
It is a big restaurant with two dining rooms, an inner and an outer ones. In the outer dining room the night of summer a show is done. It is a place where it is good to eat, and you are well attended by the waiters. All waiters are foreign and some are Spanish. They speak different languages to give a good service.
This year some children have come for one “credit de sintesis” from Irun, and some students have come from an international exchange from IES MARE DE DÉU DE LA CANDELERA as well. These students were from Germany , Poland and France.
To get to the camping you have to pass the precipice of Santes Creus to cross the Camping l’ametlla.
The Candelera Times (Local section)
Local News
The alternative fair
by Alba Arjona and Àlex Brull
On the 15th and 16th of March, l’Ametlla de mar will offer the opportunity to visit diferents old jobs and stalls of diferents foods, for example, French crêpes. This acitivity will take place at New Square. The fair will show an imitation of jewellery, a lot of diferents fibre, sausages and diferents somethings of the tipycal countries. Sure it is worth a visit!
The Candelera Times (National section)

National News
Zp Vs Rajoy
The past 9th-, March, there were the Spanish Prime Minister elections. They have a lot of enmity between them. Having this rivalry because one supports left politics and the other right politics, is the left. Last year Zapatero won, this year the winner is Zapatero again. In theory Rajoy himself has withdrawn ,but he says: “It’s important to fight always, this is just a game, not the league.” It can be that the PP (right-wing Spanish main party) has not won the elections this year, but they will continue fighting."
By Samantha, Ainhoa and Marina.