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On August 7, 2026, right-wing lawyer and political outsider Abelardo de la Espriella was inaugurated as Colombia's president in Cali, breaking tradition by skipping Bogotá. He vowed to restore order, fight corruption, and launch an all-out war on narco-terrorism, declaring himself 'the President of all' while proclaiming '¡Viva Cristo Rey!' Supporters lit up Medellín with fireworks celebrating the end of the prior administration, as the U.S. pledged $1 billion in security aid and international ties shifted toward Israel and Morocco. De la Espriella, a first-time officeholder, promises unity, economic revival, and closer U.S. cooperation.

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In the heart of violence-plagued Cali, Abelardo de la Espriella – known as 'El Tigre' – took the presidential sash surrounded by family and a statue of Our Lady of Fatima.

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The incident happened Friday evening, April 3, at Alejandro Villanueva Stadium in Lima's La Victoria district, ahead of Saturday's derby against rivals Universitario de Deportes. One fan died from apparent suffocation, with 47 to 60 others injured—three critically—and rushed to hospitals like Dos de Mayo. Firefighters rescued those trapped, police managed the scene, and officials ruled out a wall collapse, while the match will go ahead as investigations probe crowd control.

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Hundreds of passionate Alianza Lima supporters gathered for a flag-waving rally outside the stadium, but chaos turned tragic when a crowd crush trapped people in a structure.

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The Tribunal Superior de Bogotá ruled late June 9 that De la Espriella, who led the first round on May 31 with 43.7% of the vote, must remove Colombia's flag and 'Firmes por la Patria' from websites, media, and social platforms within 24 hours. The order followed a complaint accusing his campaign of misusing state symbols, which Colombian law prohibits to prevent implying official endorsement. De la Espriella called it censorship, filed a counter-challenge, and urged fans to stay firm, while his base amplified the hashtag online despite the ruling. With the June 21 runoff against Iván Cepeda looming, the dispute highlights tensions over free speech and campaign rules in a tight race.

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Just days before Colombia's presidential runoff, a court told leading candidate Abelardo de la Espriella to strip patriotic symbols from his materials. His supporters responded by flooding social media with the banned slogan.

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Bruce Feldman of The Athletic published a ranking of the top 25 college football players from the 1990s. The list features players such as Charles Woodson, Peyton Manning, Danny Wuerffel, Tedy Bruschi, Orlando Pace, and Marshall Faulk. It includes Marvin Harrison at 13th and Charlie Ward at 7th, sparking debates over omissions like Peter Warrick, Lawrence Phillips, and Brian Urlacher.

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On August 7, 2026, right-wing lawyer and political outsider Abelardo de la Espriella was inaugurated as Colombia's president in Cali, breaking tradition by skipping Bogotá. He vowed to restore order, fight corruption, and launch an all-out war on narco-terrorism, declaring himself 'the President of all' while proclaiming '¡Viva Cristo Rey!' Supporters lit up Medellín with fireworks celebrating the end of the prior administration, as the U.S. pledged $1 billion in security aid and international ties shifted toward Israel and Morocco. De la Espriella, a first-time officeholder, promises unity, economic revival, and closer U.S. cooperation.

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In the heart of violence-plagued Cali, Abelardo de la Espriella – known as 'El Tigre' – took the presidential sash surrounded by family and a statue of Our Lady of Fatima.

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On August 8, the helicopter carrying Sofia Murillo, her mother Wendy Manrique, and grandmother Rocio Cubillos plunged into Tijuca National Park near Vista Chinesa, killing them along with pilot Alessandro Rocha. The family had split for the short tour to see Christ the Redeemer, with relatives waiting at the hangar and learning of the crash via news. Firefighters battled flames and dense terrain for recovery, as the tour company confirmed the helicopter's maintenance and the pilot's license amid an ongoing investigation. Murillo's 250,000 followers now fill her Instagram and TikTok with tributes, while the loss of three generations fuels concerns over Brazil's aerial tours.

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Seventeen-year-old Sofia Murillo shared her last beauty tips just days before boarding a sightseeing helicopter in Rio with her mother and grandmother. The joyful family vacation turned heartbreaking when the aircraft crashed in a remote forest.

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Hiromu Arakawa's Yomi no Tsugai, known as Daemons of the Shadow Realm and animated by Bones Film, unveils new key visual, trailer, opening theme 'back shot' by Masanori Otoda, and ending theme 'peacock' by Kei Sugawara for its second cour starting with episode 13. The continuation streams exclusively on Crunchyroll.

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On August 7 in Pasay City, Lopez from Palawan became the first Reina Filipinas Grand International winner among 21 candidates, securing Best in Swimsuit and a spot at Miss Grand International in India this October. Alexie Caimoso Brooks of Iloilo City won Best in Long Gown in a striking yellow ruffled design, while she and Anne Patricia Lorenzo Diaz of Manila will represent the Philippines at MGI All Stars in Thailand in December. The debut pageant featured dramatic stage setups, national costumes, and poised Q&A performances, crowning three queens to boost Philippine presence on the global stage.

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Angelica Lopez strode confidently down the runway in her swimsuit, earning top marks and the inaugural crown at the Newport Performing Arts Theater.

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The Yoo sisters, TWICE lead vocalist Jeongyeon and actress Gong Seungyeon, posed together for the magazine's July 2026 issue, their first professional shoot since debuting. Draped in chunky chains, diamond cuffs, and layered rings, they struck intimate poses themed around love, with Harper's Bazaar noting how they are "similar yet different, but different yet similar." A fun podcast clip features them chatting about not looking alike, favorite seasons, and dream life swaps, ending with Seungyeon calling the day special for sharing their sisterly love. Fans praised their chemistry and visuals, dubbing them "sister goals."

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Sisters Jeongyeon and Gong Seungyeon lean close, cheeks flushed, gazes locked—capturing their real-life bond in elegant Tiffany & Co. jewelry for Harper's Bazaar Korea.

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The club has reportedly contacted Lautaro Martínez's camp to check Inter Milan's price, adding the 28-year-old Argentine to a shortlist with Atlético Madrid's Julián Álvarez and Chelsea's João Pedro. Álvarez tops the list after his 19-goal season, but PSG interest and Atlético's stance create hurdles, while Deco plans to scout Pedro at the FA Cup final. Martínez boasts 173 goals for Inter since 2018, though his new deal to 2029 and injury history make a move tough amid Barcelona's financial challenges.

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With Robert Lewandowski's contract winding down at 37, Barcelona are hunting for a new striker to lead the line for years to come.

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Stray Kids Peru organized a massive tweet campaign this week, flooding feeds with #StrayKidsInPeru and #STRAYCITY to urge promoters to add a Lima date to the September tour. The group sold out Estadio San Marcos with 45,000 fans on April 9, 2025, highlighted by leader Bang Chan pausing to help a fainting fan. While dates are set for Bogotá, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City, Peru's fans insist they deserve another night, sharing fun ideas like birthday trips to Cusco or visits to Machu Picchu.

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Peruvian STAYs are unleashing a wave of high-energy posts, dreaming of Stray Kids returning to Lima after their epic sold-out show last year.

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The co-main event tension exploded at UFC Fight Night weigh-ins in Baku, where all 26 fighters made weight, including Magomedov at 186 pounds and Pereira at 185.5. Rafael Fiziev headlines against Manuel Torres in a razor-close lightweight bout, with Fiziev at -115 odds after recent losses and Torres riding knockout momentum. The card features local heroes like Nazim Sadykhov and a stacked lineup of veterans, all set for Saturday at Baku's National Gymnastics Arena on Paramount+.

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Shara 'Bullet' Magomedov grabbed Michel Pereira by the neck during their staredown, forcing security to rush the stage and separate the fired-up middleweights.

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The second Global Character Popularity Poll, or World Top 100, launched March 4 and lets fans vote daily for one of 1,567 characters from Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime. Midterm results show Monkey D. Luffy in first, followed by Roronoa Zoro, Vinsmoke Sanji, Nami, and Trafalgar D. Water Law, with Nico Robin, Portgas D. Ace, Shanks, Uta, and Tony Tony Chopper in the top 10. Organizers adjusted tallies against fraudulent votes for fairness, and final results will drop during One Piece Day on August 22-23 alongside postcard counts.

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With just days until the June 11 deadline, One Piece fans rally behind their favorites in the global character poll, from Luffy's top spot to regional Zoro cheers in Japan.

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South African Police Service, partnering with Airports Company South Africa, intercepted the group on Saturday and found narcotics worth over R5 million using searches and X-rays. The women face drug trafficking charges and will appear in Kempton Park Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, March 31, as investigations probe their suppliers. Many expressed relief online that the bust happened in South Africa, sparing them from China or UAE's harsh penalties like the death sentence. This follows other recent seizures at the airport, underscoring its role in fighting smuggling.

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Five South African women thought they could slip through OR Tambo International Airport with drugs tucked into sneakers, underwear, and private parts. Police stopped them just before their flight to China via Dubai.

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