内容摘要：“Desde hace varios años, los órganos de gobierno y los funcionarios electos a nivel local han advertido sobre la propagación desenfrenada de las ideas de los autores de la radicalización y el proselitismo en el deporte”, declaró Michel Savin, el senador que impulsó la iniciativa de ley. “Siempre que pueden, intentan poner a prueba los límites de nuestros principios republicanos”.

“Desde hace varios años, los órganos de gobierno y los funcionarios electos a nivel local han advertido sobre la propagación desenfrenada de las ideas de los autores de la radicalización y el proselitismo en el deporte”, declaró Michel Savin, el senador que impulsó la iniciativa de ley. “Siempre que pueden, intentan poner a prueba los límites de nuestros principios republicanos”.

Tavče gravče, which translates as “beans in a pan,” is a Macedonian classic. Traditionally, large dried white beans called tetovac, named for a city in northwestern Macedonia, are the star of the rustic dish, while onions, garlic, peppers and paprika provide deep, rich flavor and color.In this recipe from our cookbook “

,” we opted for the convenience of canned butter beans, which are plump, creamy and the best widely available alternative to tetovac beans. If butter beans are difficult to find, cannellini beans work, too.Combined with sautéed aromatics and baked for an hour with smoked sausages, the beans turn silky-soft and deeply flavorful. Both kielbasa and bratwurst work well. Optional dried mint adds sweet, woody notes that balance the richer flavors.Don’t forget to reserve 1½ cups of the bean liquid before draining the cans. The liquid is added to the pot and keeps the beans plump and moist during baking. If the amount of liquid from the cans comes up short, make up the difference with water. To ensure enough liquid evaporates during cooking, use a Dutch oven with a wide diameter, ideally between 11 and 12 inches. Finish with chopped flat leaf parsley and serve with crusty bread on the side.

Start to finish: 1 hour 50 minutes (20 minutes active)4 tablespoons grapeseed or other neutral oil, divided

2 medium yellow onions, chopped

2 medium red bell peppers, stemmed, seeded and choppedSupporters credit him with modernizing Warsaw through infrastructure, public transit expansion and

. He is widely seen as pro-European, pragmatic and focused on aligning Poland more closely with EU norms, especially on democratic governance and judicial independence.Fluent in several foreign languages including English and French, he is praised by supporters but mocked by opponents, who see those skills as a sign of elitism and taunt him with the nickname “Bonjour” at right-wing rallies.

His right-wing critics accusing him of being willing to sell out Poland’s sovereignty to the EU and embracing green economic policies, which they believe are harmful to Poland’s traditional reliance on coal as an energy source.His open support for LGBTQ+ rights, including appearances at Pride parades, has made him a polarizing figure in conservative and rural areas. His conservative critics feel he is out of touch with traditional Polish values and say his administration has mismanaged aspects of Warsaw’s real estate and budget.