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ARPolling in Colombia: De la Espriella and Cepeda face off in an election of extremes after a highly polarized campaign
Colombia heads to a runoff election this Sunday, with Abelardo de la Espriella, a right-wing candidate and self-proclaimed leader of the modern uribismo movement, facing off against Iván Cepeda, a leftist senator representing President Gustavo Petro. The campaign has been highly polarized, with De la Espriella's approach emphasizing symbols, music, and entertainment, while Petro's camp has been criticized for overreach, including spreading allegations against an adopted father of three Colombian children, falsely accusing him of being a pedophile from Texas and a right-winger based on social媒体
In the midst of rumors, Manuel Adorni is meeting with Javier Milei in Olivos
President Javier Milei met with his Chief of Cabinet, Manuel Adorni, at the Quinta de Olivos, according to official sources from Agencia Noticias Argentinas. The meeting was reportedly to review management plans and upcoming commitments. The meeting occurred amid rumors of Adorni's potential departure following new developments in the judicial investigation into alleged illicit enrichment. The opposition seeks to question Milei over this matter and potentially move a motion of censure against him. The government, under direct orders from Milei, is working to protect Adorni, who is linked toKar
Insults as state policy: Luis Caputo, without naming them, called Florencia Peña "dumb" and Bonelli "sick"
The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, sparked controversy on social media by criticizing actress Florencia Peña and journalist Marcelo Bonelli with strong language. The comments came amid a dispute over false information regarding Lionel Messi's family and a journalistic piece questioning the internal workings of the national government. Caputo's message, which included derogatory terms like 'boluda' (slut) for Peña and 'enfermo' (sick) for Bonelli, was intended to end the debate and defend Messi's family.
The secret story of Nick Drake, the genius who recorded three perfect albums and never sold a record in his life.
The article discusses the life and work of Nick Drake, a British musician known for creating three critically acclaimed albums that did not achieve commercial success during his lifetime.
International Panorama: In the end, Iran was not like Venezuela
The article discusses Iran and compares it to Venezuela, suggesting that Iran is not as similar to Venezuela as some might think.
The battle against the grass: why Argentines keep dodging the most demanding surface of tennis
The article discusses why Argentine tennis players tend to avoid playing on grass courts, which are considered the most demanding surface in tennis.
The Milei cling to their minister, but in the Cabinet they complain about the chosen strategy
Patricia Bullrich, leader of the libertarian bloc in the Senate, reportedly confronted Manuel Adorni, the chief of staff, during a meeting. She criticized his explanation for his significant increase in assets, which he attributed to a Bitcoin investment over a decade ago. Several ministers found his justification insufficient and inconsistent, particularly noting contradictions with his previous statements denying any concealment in his financial declarations. The article suggests that Adorni's interview exposed these inconsistencies, leading to a lack of public support from other cabinet成员.
It was not a mistake, Florencia Peña was not wrong
The article states that Florencia Peña did not make an error.
Eduardo Feinmann, without filter against Florencia Peña: "It was an absolute irresponsibility"
Eduardo Feinmann criticizes Florencia Peña for what he calls an 'absolute irresponsibility' regarding some issue, though the specific context of his criticism is not detailed in the provided text.
The City is also making changes to the VTV: the new deadlines and places that will be enabled for the procedure
The article discusses changes implemented by the City regarding the VTV (Vehicle Technical Inspection), including new deadlines and locations where the inspection process will take place.
Yenny - The Athenaeum: 10%
The article mentions 'Yenny - El Ateneo: 10%' but provides no additional context or details regarding what this refers to.
Nicolás Occhiato's anger with Florencia Peña for his information about the health of Messi's father: "It corresponds to a strong sanction"
Nicolás Occhiato expressed anger towards Florencia Peña over her information regarding the health of Lionel Messi's father. Occhiato stated that a strong sanction is warranted.
What are the stocks that would rise more if Argentina gets a wink today to be "emerging market"
The article discusses which stocks would rise the most if Argentina were recognized today as an 'emerging market.'
The Court validated the change of address of the AFA and annulled the appointment of supervisors that had been arranged by the Government
The National Civil Chamber approved the change of domicile of the Argentine Football Association (AFA) from the city to the province of Buenos Aires and annulled a resolution by the Ministry of Justice that appointed overseers in the entity led by Claudio 'Chiqui' Tapia, who is currently in the United States for the World Cup with judicial authorization. In 2024, through an assembly of representatives, the AFA moved its headquarters to Pilar and registered it in that jurisdiction despite there being only a plot of land there today. The judges ruled that the oversight and legal control over the
The lapidary criticism of Cristiano Ronaldo, after his performance against Congo: "He got a little old" and "the team should score, not you"
The article discusses harsh criticisms directed at Cristiano Ronaldo following his performance against Congo, with comments such as 'He has aged a bit' and 'the team needs to score, not you.'
Manuel Adorni moved his mother to a country house in Berazategui after posters against him appeared in front of his home
Manuel Adorni moved his mother to a country club in Berazategui after anti-Adorni posters appeared outside his home.
Fujimori gains an 18,400-vote advantage over Sánchez and already tries on the presidential suit
Fujimori expands her lead over Sánchez in the runoff vote count, with the slow tally raising concerns about potential street clashes. Movements against the result have already begun, and nationalist leader Antauro Humala, an ally of Sánchez, warned of 'popular resistance.' The police have deployed a large security operation due to fears of incidents.
Agostina Vega's father's lawyer confirmed that they offered the testimony of the former Wachitas bar worker.
The lawyer for Agostina Vega's father confirmed that they offered the testimony of a former worker from the Wachitas bar as part of the investigation into the femicide of the 14-year-old girl. The witness provided a solid account and has led to a parallel investigation by specialized prosecutors into drug trafficking and sexual crimes at the bar. The woman previously worked sexually at the establishment, which was recently closed by the city government. She contacted the legal team voluntarily and shared information about her experiences with Soledad Andreani, indicating she knew a different,暴
New electoral poll and surprise: lead of 10 points for first round and tie in the ballot
A new election survey reveals a 10-point lead for the first round and a tie in the runoff.
Anti-Wrinkle Food: "Sugar is the main poison for aging", says a dermatologist
A dermatologist claims that sugar is the main toxin for aging, according to an article titled 'Anti-wrinkle diet: Sugar is the main poison for aging,' published by Clarín.
Which U.S. channel broadcasts the Colombia vs. Uzbekistan match today in the 2026 World Cup?
The article reports on Colombia's first match in the 2026 World Cup against Uzbekistan, scheduled for June 17 at the Estadio Banorte in Mexico City. It mentions that the game will be broadcast on Fox Sports 1 in English and Telemundo in Spanish within the United States. The article highlights Colombia's return to the World Cup after missing the 2022 tournament and notes the team's expectations with players like James Rodríguez and Luis Díaz. It also briefly mentions Uzbekistan's qualification after drawing with the United Arab Emirates.
This is what the tables of the 12 groups of the World Cup after the completion of the first date: which selections begin to dream of qualification
The article provides an overview of the standings in all 12 groups of the World Cup after the first round of matches, highlighting which teams are beginning to dream of qualification.
Government orders more than 6 million customers to divest from Telefónica
The Argentine government has ordered the divestment of more than six million customers in the purchase of Telefónica.
Boca Juniors and Edinson Cavani agreed to early termination of contract: the gesture of the Uruguayan who surprised
Boca Juniors and Edinson Cavani have agreed to terminate their contract early. The article highlights Cavani's gesture, which surprised many.
What time is Argentina vs Algeria today and where can you watch live
The Argentine national team begins their participation in the 2026 World Cup with a match against Algeria. The game takes place at 10 PM (Argentine time) at the Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, USA. Polish referee Szymon Marciniak, who officiated the 2022 World Cup final, will oversee the match. Argentina enters the tournament as one of the favorites, retaining much of the squad that won the title in Qatar 2022, led by Lionel Messi. Coach Lionel Scaloni expressed confidence in his players and acknowledged Algeria's strengths.
The trial of the Loan case has begun: they ask to arrest all the defendants who are on parole
A trial has begun in Corrientes regarding the disappearance of five-year-old Loan Danilo Peña, who was last seen in the locality of 9 de Julio on June 13, 2024. Seventeen individuals are being tried for various charges, including the abduction of the minor, obstruction of the investigation, and misappropriation of public funds. The trial, expected to last at least four months, will include testimonies from over 180 witnesses. The prosecution aims to determine the child’s current location, which was lost in an orange grove in El Algarrobal when the boy and his father were having lunch at his外婆C
New details have been revealed about a suspected child abuse case in Bogotá: a foreigner involved is alleged to have adopted the children
New details have emerged regarding a suspected case of child abuse in Bogotá, involving a foreign individual allegedly involved in the adoption of the children.
Controversy over the prodigy of the Mercado Pago World: they accuse him of operating as a betting house without habilitation
Clarín reports on controversy surrounding Mercado Pago's World Cup betting service, which has been accused of operating as a gambling house without proper authorization.
With criticism of Adorni, the PRO positions itself to compete in 2027: "We initiate change and we are the party that ensures it"
The article discusses the PRO party's positioning ahead of the 2027 elections, highlighting their criticism of Adorni and their assertion that they are the party ensuring change.
Anne Schedeen, the actress who played the mother of the family in the Alf series, has died
Anne Schedeen, who played 'Kate Tanner' in the TV series Alf, has died at the age of 77. Her family confirmed her death through a statement shared on social media, noting she passed away peacefully. The family highlighted her legacy, including her creative energy, love for her family, passion for dogs, and a strong dislike for Donald Trump. They requested donations to Habitat for Humanity in her honor rather than flowers.
ATP 500 at Queen's: Cerúndolo advanced to the quarterfinals and dedicated the victory to Messi
The article reports that Argentine tennis player Leonardo Cerúndolo advanced to the quarterfinals of the ATP 500 Queen's tournament and dedicated his victory to Lionel Messi.
Roger Chartier dismisses Carlo Ginzburg as "a great scholar, an extraordinary historian, a courageous citizen and a friend"
Roger Chartier pays tribute to Carlo Ginzburg, describing him as 'a great scholar, an extraordinary historian, a brave citizen, and a friend.'
Political analyst: "The president does not want to hand over Adorni on a silver platter to the press"
Political analyst Ignacio Labaqui stated that President Javier Milei does not want to hand over information about Adorni to the press 'on a silver platter.' He suggested that Milei is avoiding this to prevent further scrutiny by both the press and opposition. Labaqui noted that if Milei were to release information about Adorni, it could lead to similar demands regarding other individuals. He also mentioned that public opinion is more influenced by economic factors such as inflation, employment, and wages rather than the Adorni case. The discussion highlights concerns about how ongoing issues,像
Senate: Bullrich wants to suspend the session to save Adorni and the PRO would support a removal of the head of the Cabinet
The article discusses tensions within Argentina's Senate regarding potential actions against Manuel Adorni, the head of the executive office. Martín Goerling Lara, leader of the PRO bloc, stated that if the situation reaches the Senate floor, his bloc would support a motion of censure or removal of Adorni. This comes at a difficult time for Patricia Bullrich, who is trying to negotiate with other factions to avoid such a scenario by potentially suspending the session. The goal is to prevent the opposition from bringing up the issue of Adorni's removal during the session.
The life of a miller born in 1532 and other nadies who revolutionized history
The article discusses the life of a miller born in 1532 and other 'nobodies' who revolutionized history.
Recipe of Potatoes stuffed with minced meat
The article provides a recipe for stuffed potatoes with shredded meat.
Luis Rojas Marcos, psychiatrist: "The first step to a good old age is to ask yourself what your priorities are; then, you have to take the helm of your life, it is not worth leaving everything to chance"
Luis Rojas Marcos, a psychiatrist, discusses the importance of setting personal priorities and taking control of one's life to ensure a good old age, emphasizing that relying solely on chance is not advisable.
Loan case: they refuse to have the defendant who missed the first hearing tried separately and arrest the others who arrived free
In the 'Loan Case,' authorities have rejected proposals to try the accused who missed the first hearing separately and to detain those who arrived freely.
Brutality in Mendoza: a man was in intensive care after a young man smashed a brick in his head
A man was placed in intensive care after a young man hit him in the head with a brick in Mendoza.
They faked the voice of an Argentine reporter to attribute such racist and the viral controversy reached France
A false audio clip of an Argentine rapporteur was used to attribute racist remarks to him, leading to a viral controversy that reached France.
Scandal at the 2026 World Cup: a national team player is arrested in an investigation into alleged sports betting fraud
A football player from the national team has been arrested as part of an investigation into alleged sports betting fraud ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Iran-US agreement: what are the 14 points of the draft to end the war
A proposed agreement between Iran and the United States aims to end the conflict in the Middle East through a memorandum of understanding with 14 points. The deal includes conditions such as demining the Strait of Hormuz and lifting sanctions against Iran. The agreement is expected to be formally signed in Switzerland on June 19. However, discrepancies have been noted between the English and Persian versions of the document, with Iranian officials indicating some inaccuracies in the published text.
Mexican and Spanish commentators, furious with Messi after his show at the 2026 World Cup: they say he should have been kicked out and that he plays with fueros
Mexican and Spanish commentators expressed frustration with Lionel Messi following his performance at the 2026 World Cup, suggesting he should have been removed from the team and criticizing him for playing 'with privileges.'
Leo XIV: between optimism about the Iran deal and concern about Ukraine and Lefebvrianism
The article discusses Argentina's President Alberto Fernández's optimism regarding an agreement with Iran, while expressing concerns over the situation in Ukraine and the Lefebvrians.
Tragedy in Santiago del Estero: a teenager died after being hit in the chest during a football match with friends
A teenager died after being struck in the chest by a soccer ball during a casual match with friends in Santiago del Estero.
The Selection, surrendered at the feet of the captain: why "the new" Messi is still the same Messi in the 2026 World Cup
The article discusses how Lionel Messi continues to be the central figure for Argentina's national football team ('La Selección') despite being referred to as 'the new' Messi, highlighting his enduring influence and leadership ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Brazil: Bolsonaro given 24 hours to explain why he kept a gun in his house during house arrest
The article reports that Brazilian authorities have given former President Jair Bolsonaro 24 hours to explain why he kept a firearm at his home during his house arrest.
The Government will pay a plus for academic training to the Armed Forces
The Argentine government has announced it will pay a bonus for academic training to the Armed Forces.
Toy Story 5 brings back the magic, charm, humor and tenderness that all Pixar and Disney movies contain.
The article announces the release of 'Toy Story 5,' highlighting that it returns the magic, charm, humor, and tenderness found in all Pixar and Disney films.
Why did they build a 200-foot granite tower to honor former President Obama?
The article discusses the construction of a 69-meter-high granite tower built to honor former U.S. President Barack Obama.
The story of the six little brothers who fought not to be separated and managed to have a new family
The article tells the story of six siblings who fought to stay together and eventually found a new family.
Lionel Messi, colossal, does not get off the throne: hat-trick against Algeria, world record and a performance for eternity
The article highlights Lionel Messi's performance in a match against Algeria, noting his hat-trick, world record, and historic performance.
The Justice summoned Cristina Kirchner to respect the guidelines of his house arrest not to take it out
The judiciary has ordered Cristina Kirchner to comply with the conditions of her house arrest to prevent her from being taken into custody.
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Family of woman arrested for killing Martín Menem's partner came to her defense: "She works for Uber and not as a prostitute"
The family of the woman detained in connection with the death of Martín Menem's associate has defended her, stating she works for Uber and not as a prostitute.
The chefs agree: White rice is not made with water but with 3 garlic, 2 bay leaves and a good homemade broth
The article discusses a consensus among chefs regarding the preparation of white rice, stating that it should be cooked with three garlic cloves, two bay leaves, and a good homemade broth rather than just water.
Because of the cold wave, they're cutting off gas at CNG service stations again.
The article reports that due to a cold wave, natural gas stations have once again cut off supplies at service stations.
Horacio Marin announced that YPF has signed an agreement with Tesla , Elon Musk 's company
YPF, Argentina's state-owned oil company, announced an agreement with Tesla to explore collaboration opportunities and investments across various products and markets. The agreement outlines terms for future purchases, including prices, quality, and timelines. YPF's president, Horacio Marín, visited Tesla's headquarters in Texas and shared impressions of the visit, highlighting Tesla's technological innovation and execution capabilities. The collaboration aims to focus on fast-charging infrastructure, energy storage, and technological innovation.
The government approved the RIGI of the largest mining investment in Argentine history: US$ 9.712 million
The Argentine government approved the RIGI (Regulatory Investment Incentive) for the largest investment in mining history in Argentina, amounting to $9,712 million.
Church harsh criticism of a project by Javier Milei on private property: "Weakening the power of the state"
The Church has expressed strong criticism towards a proposal by Javier Milei regarding private property, stating that it 'weakens the state's authority.'
Tania Garcia, neuroscience researcher: "Limiting digital use without managing your frustration as a parent creates a threat, because children, with their developing brains, don't control impulses"
Tania García, a neuroscience researcher, discusses the importance of managing parental frustration when limiting children's digital usage, emphasizing that children with developing brains cannot control impulses.
Why Arrowhead is so mythical, the setting for the Argentine debut: 142 decibels, a unique reputation and over 15 restaurants
The article discusses Arrowhead, the venue where Argentine rock band Los Gatos made their debut, highlighting its unique characteristics such as high sound levels (up to 142 decibels), its legendary status, and the presence of more than 15 restaurants around it.
He entered a lake in Texas with his Cybertruck to try the Vadeo Mode: now he will face various sanctions
A man entered a lake in Texas with his Cybertruck to test the 'Vadeo Mode' and is now facing various sanctions.
A nurse said the young woman thrown from a bridge in Brazil was alive after the fall.
Three days after news of the death of a 21-year-old woman who was thrown without a harness from a bridge while doing bungee jumping in Brazil, a nurse who was also present at the event revealed she recorded the moment of the tragic incident. The nurse stated that the victim was alive immediately after the fall. The Brazilian Civil Police received testimony from Rayza Gabrieli Dias Delfino, a 26-year-old woman who was in line to jump when Rodrigues de Freitas was launched with a harness but without the necessary ropes. The nurse said she was the first person to descend from the bridge and aid a
Anti-Kirchnerism is no longer enough: a poll shows that Milei monopolizes the pro-market vote and relegates Bullrich to the EU
A national survey conducted by Reale Dalla Torre Consultores (RDT) between May 25 and 31 revealed significant changes in Argentina's political landscape. President Javier Milei maintains electoral competitiveness and leadership within the non-Peronist space, but the study identifies three key trends: antikirchnerism is losing strength as a political identity, the market-oriented electorate has little room for two competitive offers simultaneously, and the economic situation is seen as the main problem facing the government. The survey found that 43.1% of respondents felt 'anxiety or anger' at
The CIA warned Trump that Iran will not meet its demand to freeze its nuclear targets
The CIA warned Trump that Iran would not comply with demands to freeze its nuclear objectives.
A porteño legislator from Kicillof who swore "absolute loyalty" to Cristina Kirchner now criticizes her harshly: "She fucks up the balls a lot"
A Buenos Aires legislator who previously swore absolute loyalty to Cristina Kirchner now harshly criticizes her, saying it 'really pisses me off.'
After the ceasefire with Iran, now Donald Trump said at the G7 summit that "Russia must reach an agreement with Ukraine"
Following the ceasefire with Iran, Donald Trump stated at the G7 summit that 'Russia must reach an agreement with Ukraine.'
Trump now pushes for Russia to reach a deal and end the war with Ukraine
The article reports that Donald Trump is pushing Russia to reach an agreement and end the war with Ukraine.
Privatization: Government reduced the number of employees in public enterprises by 20% in two years
The Argentine government has reduced the workforce by 20% in public companies over two years as part of privatization efforts.
Adorni-gate: the bureaucracy now hesitates to sit in the Senate to avoid further wear and tear
The article discusses the 'Adorni-gate' scandal, noting that the ruling government is now considering whether to hold sessions in the Senate to avoid further damage.
Loan case: what the family did with the donation money and why they were left alone
The article discusses the 'Loan Case' and explores what the family did with the money from donations and why they ended up alone.
From one arch to the other: the long-awaited world debut of the ruthless Viking goalkeeper and the legacy of his father-in-law
The article discusses the anticipated World Cup debut of a relentless Viking striker and the legacy of his father, who was a defender.
What is the main hypothesis of the helicopter crash where youTuber Gaspi died: a new video was released
A new video has emerged regarding the helicopter crash that resulted in the death of YouTuber Gaspi, offering further insight into the incident.
Brazil vs. Morocco, LIVE for the 2026 World Cup: minute-by-minute of the match
The article provides a live match report between Brazil and Morocco during the first day of Group C at the 2026 World Cup held at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. It details key moments such as Morocco's attempts to create scoring opportunities through players like Noussair Mazraoui and Brahim Díaz, while noting fouls committed by Brazilian player Douglas Santos. The piece highlights Morocco's ambitions to make an impact in the tournament again after their performance in Qatar 2022 and mentions Achraf Hakimi's return to form following an injury.
The tribute Blender is preparing for Gaspi and Lucas Vignale after the fatal accident in Rio de Janeiro
Blender, a streaming channel, will pay tribute to Argentine creators Gaspar 'Gaspi' Prim Díaz and Lucas Vignale on June 15 at 9 PM. The special will feature Juan Ruffo, Manu Jove, and Fio Sargenti, along with friends and colleagues who will remember their work. The tribute follows an aerial helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro on June 14, which killed both men. Blender plans to air two episodes of Gaspi's series 'Gaspi Visits Your Home,' which premiered two weeks ago, and will also present an exclusive new episode. The channel stated that the best legacy for Gaspi and Lucas is their creative and
A year before the presidential election, a justice alert was set off.
The article discusses an alert raised by the justice system one year after the presidential election.
Naphtha prices: oil fall will not immediately impact YPF suppliers
The article discusses the prices of gasoline and states that the decrease in oil prices will not immediately affect the pumps of YPF, Argentina's state-owned energy company.
Peru: slight but "secure" lead in the scrutiny for Keiko Fujimori
The article reports on the preliminary results of the Peruvian election, indicating that Keiko Fujimori holds a slight but 'secure' lead.
They got off the helicopter that fell in Rio at the last minute: the story of two friends of the victims
Two friends of the victims of the helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro revealed they had been invited to join the flight but decided against it at the last minute due to personal commitments and fear of traveling by helicopter. One of them, Thiago Alcântara, shared that he was scheduled to participate in the aerial tour organized by Lucas Brito Chaves, who died in the crash. He also mentioned that Brito Chaves introduced him to singer Oliver Tree, another victim of the incident.
Rope jumping tragedy in Brazil: detainees say no one was in charge of tying the girl who was thrown from a bridge
The article reports on a tragedy in Brazil involving 'rope jumping,' where individuals were detained following an incident in which a young woman was tied and thrown from a bridge. The detainees claim that none of them were responsible for securing the victim.
The country's risk has fallen again to 425 points in a day of optimism for the Middle East peace agreement
The country's risk index has decreased again, reaching 425 points on a day marked by optimism due to the peace agreement in the Middle East.
They were loading the cell phone in the car, but it exploded and they crashed: a woman suffered serious burns
A woman suffered severe burns after a cellphone exploded while being transported in a car, leading to an accident.
UK to ban social media for under-16s
The UK plans to ban access to social media platforms for users under 16 years old, inspired by Australia's 2025 model. The initiative aims to protect children's mental health and requires strict age verification systems from platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and X. The measure is based on the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026, which grants the UK government regulatory power over digital services. The final proposal is still open for public consultation.
In Israel, widespread discontent over the nascent US-Iran deal is growing
The article discusses growing discontent in Israel over an emerging agreement between the United States and Iran.
Trump arrived in France for the G7 summit, marked by the US-Iran agreement
President Donald Trump arrived in France for the G7 summit, which was marked by an agreement between the United States and Iran.
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, was convicted of rape.
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, was convicted of rape.
Gaspi's death: how the investigation continues to find out why the helicopters collided and when the bodies will be repatriated
The article discusses the ongoing investigation into the crash of two helicopters involving Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala, known as 'Gaspi,' and details the process for repatriating the remains of those killed in the incident.
Angel Di Maria's heir: why Lionel Scaloni bet on Thiago Almada to start as the title of the 2026 World Cup
The article discusses why Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni has chosen Thiago Almada to start as a starter in the 2026 World Cup, positioning him as the successor to Ángel Di María.
New governor survey and ranking: surprise with leader and bad news for Kicillof
A new survey and ranking of governors has caused a surprise with the leader and brought bad news for Kicillof.