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In a Church Times interview following his recent West Bank visit, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell described Israeli military actions in Gaza as deliberately indiscriminate and genocidal acts, while labeling the West Bank a regime of apartheid and ethnic cleansing through settler expansion. He emphasized that his criticism targets state policies, not Judaism or Jewish people, and supports Church divestment from occupation-enabling companies. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis rebuked the remarks as irresponsible and morally inverted, planning a personal letter to Cottrell amid growing divides among UK faith leaders over the Gaza conflict now in its second year.

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After witnessing settler violence in the West Bank, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell has accused Israel of genocidal acts in Gaza and apartheid in the occupied territories.

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The African Transformation Movement condemned the event as an illegal parallel kingdom, urging probes by Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane, Home Affairs Minister Dr. Leon Schreiber, and others into potential law violations. Organizers insist it's just recognition for community leadership, similar to Igwe titles in other South African provinces, with no claim to local authority. Amid online backlash questioning a 'Nigerian kingdom' and calls for deportations, the controversy underscores tensions over immigration and cultural identity, with no official responses yet.

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Drummers and dancers filled the air on March 14 as the Igbo community honored Chief Solomon Ogbonna Eziko with the 'Igwe Ndigbo na East London' title for his 30 years of service.

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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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Manchester United fans highlighted clips of André Onana's goalkeeping errors over two years, such as conceding straightforward shots. They contrasted these with a routine save by América de Cali's Walter Benítez on a shot directly at Racing Club's goalkeeper Gabriel Lammens.

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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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Just weeks before Colombia's May 31 first-round vote, De la Espriella's backers surged the #YoVotoPorAbelardo hashtag after a CNC poll showed rival Paloma Valencia leading at 22%. Supporters dismissed the poll as biased, citing rival AtlasIntel surveys that keep De la Espriella competitive with Iván Cepeda in a crowded field of 14 candidates. The 47-year-old anti-establishment candidate, known for defending high-profile clients and promising a military crackdown on crime plus legal gun carry, draws cheers at packed rallies and channels frustration with President Petro's tenure.

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Fans of presidential hopeful Abelardo de la Espriella, the tiger nicknamed lawyer, filled X with salutes, flags, and memes like triumphant cemetery poses crowned with flowers.

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Aldo Tamez de Nigris, the 25-year-old star from La Casa de los Famosos Mexico, has a devoted fanbase called Aldainers who view his uncle Poncho as the ultimate cool family figure. They launched #Felices50Poncho and RING ROYALE SOLDOUT trends, sharing graphics, life collages, and challenges tagging countries or words like 'Monterrey' and 'fierro' to spread the love. Poncho's Ring Royale, a star-packed boxing spectacle on March 15 at Arena Monterrey, sold out fast from $528 to $4,563 MXN tickets, marking a milestone as he turns 50 after 28 years in the spotlight.

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Fans lit up social media with birthday cheers for Poncho de Nigris, Aldo's beloved uncle, while toasting the sold-out triumph of his celebrity boxing event.

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On March 6, 1940, Dick Grayson first appeared in Detective Comics #38 as the orphaned acrobat who became Batman's optimistic sidekick, turning tragedy into empathy and saving the series from cancellation. Gunn praised Grayson for channeling loss into heroism with a triple backflip, crediting creators Bill Finger, Bob Kane, and Jerry Robinson. Fans responded with artwork of Robin sharing pizza with Batman, Batfamily dreams, and hopes for Nightwing in the upcoming DC Universe, while noting his evolution into a Titans leader and Batfamily patriarch.

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James Gunn shared a vibrant image of Robin leaping between Batman and Superman, capturing the Boy Wonder's acrobatic spirit on his 86th debut anniversary.

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A widely shared post on March 16, 2026, spotlighted the nation's plunge in homicides—from 38 per 100,000 in 2019 to just 1.3 in 2025—alongside zero capital gains tax on Bitcoin, no income tax on foreign earnings, and pioneering AI laws like protecting open-source developers and partnering with xAI for school programs. Bukele's 85-92% approval reflects these gains, fueled by dollarization keeping inflation under 1%, plus perks like cheap flights to Miami and world-class surfing. Critics point to flight time inaccuracies, rural poverty, a $34 billion GDP dwarfed by Dubai's, and human rights concerns over 80,000 arrests under a prolonged state of exception.

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From murder capital to one of the safest spots in the Americas, El Salvador under President Nayib Bukele has turned heads with its Bitcoin embrace and AI push.

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The English Football League confirmed changes today for the weekend of 14-19 April 2026, highlighting clashes like Portsmouth hosting Ipswich on Tuesday at 8pm, Blackburn vs Coventry on Friday night, and a packed Saturday lineup including Portsmouth vs Leicester at 12:30pm. Sunday features Ipswich vs Middlesbrough at noon, a potential six-pointer, while Middlesbrough's home game against Sheffield Wednesday shifts to 22 April. Fans of Derby, Coventry, and Portsmouth voice frustration over rare 3pm home slots, missed stadium celebrations, and staggered schedules that delay title outcomes and complicate travel.

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With Coventry leading Middlesbrough and Ipswich by just a point or two after 38 games, Sky Sports' new TV picks could tip the scales in the Championship promotion race.

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Costa Rica handed over Celso Gamboa Sánchez, a former Supreme Court magistrate, deputy attorney general, and Public Security Minister, plus alleged trafficker Edwin López Vega, to U.S. authorities for cocaine trafficking charges. The extradition followed a May 2025 constitutional change allowing citizens to be sent abroad for organized crime cases like drug trafficking, a reform led by President Rodrigo Chaves Robles. U.S. prosecutors accuse Gamboa of using his positions to aid shipments from Colombia's Clan del Golfo and Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, laundering money through a soccer team. The move highlights Costa Rica's fight against rising drug violence and corruption, with both men now awaiting trial in Texas.

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At San José's airport on March 20, 2026, Celso Gamboa Sánchez—once a top judge and security chief—boarded a U.S. plane in handcuffs alongside a suspected trafficker, marking Costa Rica's unprecedented step against its own.

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Natalie Decker crashed into the No. 41 car of Sam Mayer, which had four flat tires, no brakes, and no front end, after her spotter indicated the track was clear. Decker described it as one of her hardest hits and confirmed she was okay. Debate arose over whether Decker failed to slow down or if Mayer unexpectedly rolled up the track.

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