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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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Valencia, who won Colombia's center-right opposition primary on March 8 with 3.2 million votes, named economist and former Bogotá councilor Oviedo—runner-up with 1.25 million votes—as her vice presidential pick for the 2026 election. The 48-year-old senator from Centro Democrático, known for her opposition to the 2016 FARC deal, pairs her conservative stance with Oviedo's centrist appeal and work on inclusive data for LGBTQ+ communities, marking a first for the party. They aim to unite 4.5 million primary voters against leftist frontrunner Iván Cepeda, with betting odds giving Valencia a 35% chance ahead of the May 31 first round.

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In a heartfelt video from her Bogotá home, Senator Paloma Valencia embraced Juan Daniel Oviedo and welcomed him as 'señor vicepresidente,' capturing a moment of excitement amid family photos and modern artwork.

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Federico Valverde is the sole Premier League player included on a list recognizing the most aesthetically pleasing or creative midfielders. He achieved this recognition while playing only domestic competitions without European involvement and in fewer games than others.

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The 20-year-old Operación Triunfo 2023 star from Getxo shared the 10-track lineup for La Insolación, set for release on April 10. Fans recognized singles like Nuevos Recuerdos, Otro Verano, and Nadadora, produced by Hidrogenesse, while new tracks such as 1.000 Estorninos and the title track build excitement. With a breezy 33:30 runtime and cover art showing Urrutia's sun-kissed face, the indie-pop album blends playful synths and intimate lyrics from his post-show journey.

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Martin Urrutia scribbled out his debut album's tracklist by hand, doodles and all, in a sunny Instagram Reel that captures the record's hazy summer feel.

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Ranked No. 86, Zhang defeated the defending champion and No. 2 seed Navarro in 1 hour and 23 minutes to reach the quarterfinals at the WTA 500 event in Merida, Mexico. Navarro's tough 2026 season now stands at 4-7, dropping her out of the top 20 next week. Zhang, a Chinese veteran, next faces qualifier Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva, who beat No. 8 seed Magda Linette in three sets.

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At 37, qualifier Shuai Zhang stayed ice-cool on the purple hard courts, breaking Emma Navarro exactly when it counted for a 6-4, 6-4 upset.

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The U.S. Department of Justice announced the deal on March 9, 2026, in New York federal court, requiring Live Nation to divest at least 13 amphitheaters, open Ticketmaster's platform to rivals, stop retaliating against competing venues, and extend its antitrust consent decree by eight years. The agreement includes a $280 million fund for states joining the settlement, though Live Nation admits no wrongdoing, and over 25 states plus D.C. rejected it to continue their claims. Judge Arun Subramanian called the secret talks 'absolute disrespect' to the court, urging holdouts to negotiate amid a case rooted in Live Nation-Ticketmaster's 70-80% control of major concert ticketing, promotion, and venues.

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Fans frustrated by high concert fees got a surprise: the DOJ settled its antitrust case against Live Nation just days into trial, without splitting up the Ticketmaster owner.

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The U.S. Department of Justice announced the deal on March 9, 2026, in New York federal court, requiring Live Nation to divest at least 13 amphitheaters, open Ticketmaster's platform to rivals, stop retaliating against competing venues, and extend its antitrust consent decree by eight years. The agreement includes a $280 million fund for states joining the settlement, though Live Nation admits no wrongdoing, and over 25 states plus D.C. rejected it to continue their claims. Judge Arun Subramanian called the secret talks 'absolute disrespect' to the court, urging holdouts to negotiate amid a case rooted in Live Nation-Ticketmaster's 70-80% control of major concert ticketing, promotion, and venues.

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Fans frustrated by high concert fees got a surprise: the DOJ settled its antitrust case against Live Nation just days into trial, without splitting up the Ticketmaster owner.

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