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Through his CR7 Sports Investments, Ronaldo joined a Saudi-led consortium to invest in the Segunda División team, currently third with 48 points after 27 matches and chasing promotion to La Liga. He praised Almería's strong foundations and growth potential, while consortium leader Mohamed Al Khereiji called him the greatest player in history who knows Spanish football well. It's a nod to his Real Madrid days, where he scored seven goals in seven games against them, and fans are buzzing with Real Madrid irony and promotion pledges. Sergio Arribas, Almería's ex-Real Madrid youth star, now shares an owner with his idol.

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Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese superstar, just stepped into club ownership by grabbing a 25% stake in Spanish side UD Almería—a longtime ambition to give back to football off the pitch.

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The graphic highlights Ronaldo alongside Bruno Fernandes, João Neves, Rafael Leão, João Félix, Nuno Mendes, and João Cancelo, drawing over 14,000 likes since its March 16 post. Portugal qualified early by topping their UEFA group, including a 9-1 win over Armenia, and coach Roberto Martínez blends veterans like 41-year-old Ronaldo with young stars like 20-year-old Neves at PSG. While betting odds rank them sixth at +1000 to +1100, skeptics cite past early exits and question Ronaldo's role amid calls for team balance over individual brilliance.

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Cristiano Ronaldo stands front and center in a lineup graphic that has fans buzzing about Portugal's unmatched individual talent for the 2026 World Cup.

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Persephone, the 24-year-old El Paso native known as La Diosa de la Muerte, dethroned AEW's Mercedes Moné in the main event of CMLL's sold-out La Noche de las Amazonas, ending her 261-day reign as Women's World Champion. Moné entered with pyrotechnics and a lucha mask to troll the crowd, but Persephone's power overwhelmed her technical style, finishing with a signature sequence. The CMLL women's roster, including AEW's Mina Shirakawa, celebrated the new champ in the ring as confetti fell, marking a passing of the torch in a stacked card featuring debuts from Megan Bayne and Stardom stars.

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With 16,000 fans roaring in the Cathedral of Lucha Libre, Persephone hoisted Mercedes Moné for a massive powerbomb, then sealed her championship victory amid erupting cheers.

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TINI released 'Dos Amantes' on March 19, teaming up with cuarteto artist Ulises Bueno for a track about forbidden love. The Miami-filmed video features cameos from Messi, De Paul, TV star Susana Giménez, and Los Palmeras' Cacho Deicas, racking up over 23,000 YouTube views and 28,000 likes in hours. It arrives just before TINI's 2026 tour starts March 20 at Estadio Mario Kempes in Córdoba, with stops in Tucumán, Rosario, Salta, and Lima.

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Picture soccer icons Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul joining a dramatic dinner party in TINI's new video. The Argentine star's latest single blends pop with regional flair, pulling in fans old and new.

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In a September 23, 2025, speech at the 80th UN General Assembly in New York, Petro rejected notions of racial or national superiority while critiquing migration policies, U.S. drug enforcement, the climate crisis, and Gaza violence. The 58-second clip has drawn tens of thousands of likes and shares, with many praising it as a stand for human equality and others defending religious ideas of a chosen people or calling it anti-Semitic. Its resurgence aligns with Colombia's recent legislative elections and the upcoming May 31 presidential vote, highlighting Petro's progressive legacy amid ongoing U.S. tensions.

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Standing at the UN podium with Colombia's flag behind him, President Gustavo Petro declared there is no superior race or chosen people—not the U.S., not Israel, but all of humanity.

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President Daniel Noboa deployed over 75,000 soldiers and police across four provinces plagued by violence, imposing nighttime curfews and checkpoints until March 31 to disrupt gangs like Los Choneros. The country faced a record 9,000 homicides in 2025, the highest rate in Latin America, driven by its role as a cocaine transit hub. Early operations yielded over 250 arrests, with U.S. support under Trump's 'Shield of the Americas' coalition, though critics raise concerns over human rights and sovereignty.

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In neighborhoods long gripped by fear, soldiers now patrol the streets as Ecuador launches its biggest offensive yet against violent drug gangs.

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Trump highlighted improving U.S.-Venezuela ties, noting millions of barrels of oil flowing since Nicolás Maduro's U.S. capture in early 2026 and Rodríguez's rise as interim leader. Current output stands at 900,000 to 1 million barrels per day, with potential for 30-40% growth this year amid eased sanctions and U.S. investments. Critics called out the pronoun mix-up as an awkward gaffe, while supporters focused on the energy partnership's benefits for U.S. security.

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During a cabinet discussion on energy, President Trump praised Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodríguez for her strong leadership—then referred to her as 'him.' The slip drew quick attention online.

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In a September 23, 2025, speech at the 80th UN General Assembly in New York, Petro rejected notions of racial or national superiority while critiquing migration policies, U.S. drug enforcement, the climate crisis, and Gaza violence. The 58-second clip has drawn tens of thousands of likes and shares, with many praising it as a stand for human equality and others defending religious ideas of a chosen people or calling it anti-Semitic. Its resurgence aligns with Colombia's recent legislative elections and the upcoming May 31 presidential vote, highlighting Petro's progressive legacy amid ongoing U.S. tensions.

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Standing at the UN podium with Colombia's flag behind him, President Gustavo Petro declared there is no superior race or chosen people—not the U.S., not Israel, but all of humanity.

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Uruguay's former president José Mujica died of cancer on May 13, 2025, at age 89, prompting fresh tributes online for his unique life. From leading Marxist guerrillas in the 1960s and enduring 14 years of prison torture under dictatorship, he later served as president from 2010 to 2015, overseeing poverty's drop to 9.7%, strong GDP growth, low unemployment, and pioneering cannabis legalization. While some criticize his guerrilla past involving kidnappings and bombings, many admire Uruguay's stability and his example of selfless service amid flashy global politics.

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José Mujica drove a beat-up Volkswagen Beetle and gave away 90% of his presidential salary to charity, living simply on a modest farm even as leader.

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Cherry ☆ shared her frustration on March 10 about explaining Arabic reversed kinship terms, where uncles call nieces 'uncle,' leading to over 20,000 likes and millions of views. People from Turkish, Somali, Kurdish, Spanish, and Serbian backgrounds chimed in with their own examples, like moms calling kids 'mom' or dads dubbing daughters 'son.' The conversation expanded to affectionate habits in Asian cultures, like calling neighbors 'auntie,' highlighting how these terms build closeness despite confusing outsiders.

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Imagine your uncle calling you 'uncle' – that's everyday life for many in Arabic families, sparking a wave of shared stories from around the world.

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Manchester United fans expressed frustration with Bryan Mbeumo's poor performance as striker during the match against Middlesbrough managed by Michael Carrick. Fans highlighted Mbeumo's ineffectiveness, including lost possession and lack of impact over several games, calling for him to be benched or substituted. They advocated starting Benjamin Sesko instead, citing his superior form and suitability as center forward while Mbeumo performs better on the wing.

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Journalist Magee Clegg listed Bogotá's museums, top restaurants like El Chato, universities, and intellectual energy against Medellín's expat nightlife and Escobar tours, sparking hundreds of replies. Medellín defenders pointed to its 23 museums, lower crime rates, metro system, universities, and eternal spring weather around 72°F. While Bogotá offers big-city hustle with 60 museums and career hubs for its 8 million residents, Medellín's 2.5 million have transformed from cartel past to safer innovation spot—though expat bubbles and a wealth tax on dollar-earners add nuance to the choice.

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A journalist's post praising Bogotá's culture over Medellín's party scene drew cheers from one side and fierce pushback from the other, highlighting what each city brings to Colombia's identity.

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