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Brazilian Star Vinicius Junior Contract Standoff Rattles Real Madrid Hierarchy
Vinicius Junior is a key figure for Madrid's plans, and highlighting his significance can make fans feel hopeful about resolving…
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Diego Maradona’s Shadow Still Rules Naples And Haunts Argentina’s Courts
Five years after Diego Maradona's death, Naples still mourns him like a lost son, while in Argentina, prosecutors, doctors, and…
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From Olympic Snowboard Dreams To Cartel Kingpin Between Mexico and Colombia
Investigators compare Ryan Wedding to notorious figures like Pablo Escobar and El Chapo, highlighting the scale and brutality of his…
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Central America’s Broken World Cup Dream And Panama’s Lonely Ticket
The 2026 World Cup was supposed to be Central America's big moment: expanded slots, absent regional giants, and a road…
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Moto2 King Diogo Moreira Rewrites Grand Prix History Forever
At Valencia's Ricardo Tormo circuit, Brazilian rider Diogo Moreira sealed Moto2 glory, delivering Brazil's first-ever world title in grand prix…
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Curaçao’s Caribbean World Cup Miracle Stuns Football’s Giants
On a fevered night in Kingston, tiny Curaçao dragged an island's dreams across the ocean, leaning on a seventy-eight-year-old Dutch…
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When Politics Ride Shotgun: Latin America’s Cyclists Navigate a Sport Built on Fragile Money
As cycling leans ever harder on nation-state sponsorship—from golden Pogacar statues in Abu Dhabi to protest-snarled stages in Spain—Latin American…
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James Rodríguez: Colombia’s Reluctant Nomad Still Searching for a Final Home
At 34, Colombian icon James Rodríguez has crossed three continents and worn twelve club shirts. His latest chapter in Mexico…
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How Argentine Independiente Rivadavia Finally Touched the Sky Asfter 112-Year Wait
In Córdoba, under storm clouds and history's weight, Independiente Rivadavia of Mendoza conquered the Copa Argentina—outlasting two red cards, a…
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Argentina Andes Race Sees Cerebral Palsy Athletes Make Trail History
From Spain's Atlantic coast to Argentina's mountain spine, the volunteer club Empujando Sonrisas is about to push two adaptive chairs…
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