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Rodríguez, a former Maduro ally sworn in January 5 after the January 3 'Operation Absolute Resolve' captured Maduro, appointed Gustavo González López on March 18 to replace Vladimir Padrino López. López, sanctioned by the US since 2019 for overseeing torture and arbitrary detentions at places like El Helicoide prison, drew fire from Democrats like Senator Chris Murphy and online critics who mocked the US intervention. While Trump praised the oil deals and stability under Rodríguez, analysts see the move as her consolidating control over security forces amid Chavista tensions, with elections still distant and human rights concerns persisting.

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Three months after a US raid toppled Nicolás Maduro, acting president Delcy Rodríguez picked a sanctioned ex-intelligence chief for defense minister—sparking outrage over his record of abuses.

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Enzo Fernández rifled home the opener from Nahuel Molina's cross in the 17th minute, then rising star Nico Paz doubled the lead with his first senior international goal, a 25-yard beauty just after halftime. Messi, sidelined by a minor knock, watched from the bench before subbing in at halftime and joining the celebrations. Mauritania pulled one back late through Jordan Lefort's header, but Emiliano Martínez held firm for the 2-1 win in Lionel Scaloni's first March friendly ahead of the 2026 World Cup defense.

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Nico Paz curled a stunning left-footed free-kick into the bottom corner, drawing huge applause from the crowd—and even Lionel Messi on the bench.

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The demonstration marked the 50th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 military coup on Día de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia, with crowds protesting dictatorship abuses under the slogan 'Never Again.' The effigy, dressed in black with swastika armbands alongside U.S. and Israeli flags, highlighted divisions over Milei's libertarian reforms, austerity, and his 'memoria completa' push that includes pre-coup guerrilla victims. A recent poll shows his approval at a record low of 36.4%, amid unemployment at 7.5% and corruption concerns, though his policies have cut monthly inflation to around 3%.

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Tens of thousands marched in Buenos Aires, carrying photos of the disappeared and white balloons, then cheered as a caricature effigy of President Javier Milei went up in flames.

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The 2026 Finalissima between Argentina and Spain was canceled on March 15 due to scheduling conflicts and failed relocation talks, from Qatar to potential European venues. CONMEBOL president Domínguez declared Argentina champions anyway during a radio interview, sparking pushback from Spain's coach Luis de la Fuente, who said his team was eager to play anywhere. Fans celebrated the quip with memes of Spain dodging Messi, while skeptics noted the mutual breakdown in negotiations leaves no trophy awarded.

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Alejandro Domínguez dropped a bold claim on radio: Argentina are back-to-back Finalissima winners because Spain never showed up for the clash.

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Posted Friday by @euronationalizt, the image highlighted tree-lined streets, Beaux-Arts facades, and cafes, celebrated for Argentina's 85-97% European ancestry from 19th-20th century immigration waves that shaped the 'Paris of South America.' Critics countered with photos of villas miseria, where about 11% of Argentines—or 5 million people—live in overcrowded settlements plagued by poor sanitation and crime, like Villa 31 on the city's edges. While poverty has dropped under President Javier Milei from 53% to 31.6%, defenders note Europe's own urban challenges, fueling a back-and-forth on identity, migration, and what defines a place.

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A photo of Buenos Aires' grand boulevards and ornate buildings evoked Paris more than South America, drawing praise for its preserved heritage—and sharp reminders of the city's slums.

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The 1998 Champions League winner told Metro that Núñez, with his smarts and power, just needs the right setup like Chelsea's to shine after stints at Benfica, Liverpool, and a tough six months at Al-Hilal where he's now sidelined. Núñez scored 48 goals at Benfica before a £64 million Liverpool move, then 40 goals in 143 games marred by over 100 missed big chances, leading to a £46 million sale last summer. Chelsea's striker hunt continues with Nicolas Jackson on loan at Bayern and others underperforming, while fans mostly push back, comparing him to past flops like Timo Werner. Desailly's pitch adds a twist as Tottenham and Newcastle also eye a Premier League return.

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Chelsea legend Marcel Desailly sees Darwin Núñez thriving at Stamford Bridge, surrounded by confident teammates who feed him the ball right away.

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The post from @MLFootball featured ESPN's Mina Kimes, Ryan Clark, FS1's Nick Wright, and Stephen A. Smith, quickly drawing nearly 900 replies packed with defenses and criticisms. Many rallied behind Kimes for her sharp NFL breakdowns, calling attacks on her unfair or even misogynistic, while Ryan Clark faced backlash for heated on-air moments and strong opinions, Nick Wright for perceived Chiefs bias, and Smith for prioritizing yelling over facts. @BSO noted all four command multi-million-dollar deals because TV sports thrives on lively opinions, not flawless analysis, showing how these personalities divide fans between entertainment and expertise.

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A simple graphic listing four big sports TV names sparked fans to unload their strongest takes on who's really the worst analyst out there.

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Born in 1975 in the Dominican Republic, Guerrero debuted with the Montreal Expos in 1996 and built a Hall of Fame career, slashing .318/.379/.553 with 449 home runs, a 2004 AL MVP award, and nine All-Star nods before his 2018 induction. Fans shared his iconic right-field lasers, like the one gunning down a Blue Jays runner, Expos throwbacks, prized trading cards, and MLB's highlight reels. The love extended to his son Vladimir Jr., ranked No. 5 among current first basemen, sparking some fan debate over the list.

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Vladimir Guerrero Sr. turned 51 on February 9, and baseball fans lit up social media with clips of his legendary cannon arm and explosive power at the plate.

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In Sunday's Liga Portugal Betclic match, Cabral headed Samuel Dahl's cross in the 86th minute to secure a 2-1 victory over Alverca, after João Figueiredo had equalized Alverca's early Sidnei Schjelderup opener. It was Cabral's second senior goal in under 30 minutes of top-flight play—both under José Mourinho, who called the young forward 'blessed' for his finishing touch. Born in 2008, Cabral rose through Benfica's academy and starred with seven goals as Portugal won the UEFA U-17 Euros and FIFA U-17 World Cup in 2024, making him the club's youngest league scorer this century.

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Seventeen-year-old Anísio Cabral stepped off the bench at Estádio da Luz and nodded home a winner just 30 seconds later, turning the game for Benfica.

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In Sunday's Liga Portugal Betclic match, Cabral headed Samuel Dahl's cross in the 86th minute to secure a 2-1 victory over Alverca, after João Figueiredo had equalized Alverca's early Sidnei Schjelderup opener. It was Cabral's second senior goal in under 30 minutes of top-flight play—both under José Mourinho, who called the young forward 'blessed' for his finishing touch. Born in 2008, Cabral rose through Benfica's academy and starred with seven goals as Portugal won the UEFA U-17 Euros and FIFA U-17 World Cup in 2024, making him the club's youngest league scorer this century.

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Seventeen-year-old Anísio Cabral stepped off the bench at Estádio da Luz and nodded home a winner just 30 seconds later, turning the game for Benfica.

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The 22-year-old declared Barcelona on par with frontrunners Bayern Munich and Arsenal, backed by their fifth-place UCL standing with 16 points and a four-point La Liga lead over Real Madrid. López eyes wins in both the UCL and 2026 World Cup, while tempering hype ahead of the May 10 Clásico at Camp Nou against resurgent Madrid. His optimistic words drew praise from Barça fans and skeptical replies from Arsenal supporters.

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After Spain duty, young Barça midfielder Fermín López told reporters his team belongs among Europe's elite, dreaming of Champions League and World Cup glory.

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