Inter more leader than ever in Italy
ROME-. Inter de Milan extended its lead in the A series despite blowing a lead and drawing 1-1 with Genoa
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Detroit Tigers sued by two former scouts
DETROIT-. Two people who worked as scouts for the Detroit Tigers are suing the club, saying it discriminated against them
Brazilian driver, winner of the Indianapolis 500, dies
Gil de Ferran, winner of the 2003 Indianapolis 500 and closed track speed record holder, died on Friday while competing
Víctor Wembanyama gives a devilish performance
Victor Wembanyama had his best performance so far this season, going to the 30 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists and
Pelé is honored by Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro
RIO DE JANEIRO-. Brazilians paid tribute to Pelé on Friday, a year after the three-time World Cup champion died of
France investigates case of plane with 300 passengers to Nicaragua for human trafficking
PARIS — About 300 Indian citizens traveling to Central America They were held at a French airport for a third
Cuba is preparing to receive a dark year with a big package that “increases” the crisis
HAVANA.- Cubans, increasingly hit by the crisis, are preparing to welcome a new dark year, after the great economic package
Rejection of the proposal for a new Constitution opens a scene of uncertainty
On Sunday, December 17, in a second plebiscite constitutional, the option to reject the proposal for a new Constitution was
Border Patrol under pressure due to wave of migration, Biden administration weakens
WASHINGTON — The arrival of thousands of migrants from Mexico every day puts the states and the federal border police
Venezuelan regime releases student who lost sight in one eye due to torture
CARACAS.- He Nicolás Maduro regime released this Saturday the student from the Central University of Venezuela (UCV), John Alvareza political