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Argentine Franco Mastantuono Learns Madrid’s Hardest Lesson on the Fast Track
Franco Mastantuono's rise has been the kind of story Real Madrid loves to tell—teenage debutant, daring touches, the weight of…
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Bad Bunny’s Spanish Super Bowl: A Halftime Revolution That Makes America Listen
When Bad Bunny takes the stage at the 2026 Super Bowl, it will be more than a concert—it will be…
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Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Takeover: The NFL’s Bold Bet on Latin America’s Future Fans
When Bad Bunny walks onto the Super Bowl halftime stage, it won’t just be a concert—it’ll be a conversion ritual.…
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Latin America Takes the Tatami: Judo’s Heartbeat Comes Home
For two October weekends, judo’s global caravan lands in Peru and Mexico, testing champions, staging comebacks, and revealing a continent’s…
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Jamaica’s sprint queen Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce bows out in glory
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce closed her glittering sprint career where it began—on Japanese soil—with one final medal, one last roar from the…
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Thirty Hours, Three Summits: How One Runner Redrew Peru’s Map of Possibility
In under thirty sleepless hours, 22-year-old Thomas Schilter linked Chachani, Misti, and Picchu Picchu on foot, a first for Arequipa's…
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Uruguayan Marathon Miracle: Julia Paternain’s Historic Bronze Stuns Tokyo
Julia Paternain arrived in Tokyo ranked 288th in the world, running just her second marathon. She left with Uruguay’s first-ever…
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Venezuela Football Reels from Colombia Collapse with Maduro at the Helm
A 6–3 defeat to Colombia in Caracas ended Venezuela's hopes of reaching its first World Cup. Within hours, President Nicolás…
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Forget the usual suspects—Ecuador Football brings the real World Cup menace
South América's qualifiers delivered the usual headlines—Argentina on top, Brazil stumbling, Bolivia euphoric—but the quiet revelation is Ecuador. Docked three…
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Why Latin America’s Stadium Hate Can’t Be Fixed from the Bleachers
Racist and homophobic chants aren't born in stadiums—they're rehearsed across daily life. Until Latin America's football institutions look beyond the…
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