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Month: November 2023

Luis Díaz marca dos goles y lleva a Colombia a la victoria mientras su padre, recién liberado de un secuestro, celebra emotivamente

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Luis Díaz anotó dos goles para ayudar a Colombia a sorprender a Brasil en un partido de clasificación para la Copa del Mundo este jueves, mientras su padre observaba desde las gradas apenas una semana después de ser liberado por secuestradores. Luis Manuel Díaz parecía abrumado por la emoción al ver

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Ron DeSantis picks up 10 South Carolina endorsements from former backers of Tim Scott’s campaign

By MEG KINNARD Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Ron DeSantis has picked up 10 endorsements in South Carolina from former backers of Sen. Tim Scott’s presidential campaign. In a list shared Friday with The Associated Press before its public release, South Carolina state Reps. Bill Taylor and Tom Hartnett Jr. are now announcing their

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Madagascar’s incumbent President Rajoelina takes early lead in vote marked by boycott, low turnout

By SARAH TETAUD Associated Press ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar (AP) — Madagascar’s incumbent President Andry Rajoelina has taken a commanding lead in the island nation’s presidential election, which is being boycotted by the majority of candidates and is marked by low turnout. Preliminary results show the 49-year-old former DJ, who is seeking reelection, with 71% percent of

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Please Don’t Destroy gets a bigger canvas for the same shtick in ‘The Treasure of Foggy Mountain’

By Brian Lowry, CNN (CNN) — Back in the day, Albert Brooks made a nifty transition from producing “Saturday Night Live” shorts to full-blown movies. The Please Don’t Destroy trio don’t fare as well with “Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain,” an irreverent and silly comedy that, keeping NBC’s modern stooges in the

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Russian authorities ask the Supreme Court to declare the LGBTQ ‘movement’ extremist

By DASHA LITVINOVA Associated Press TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — The Russian Justice Ministry says it has filed a lawsuit with the country’s Supreme Court to outlaw the LGBTQ “international public movement” as extremist. The court is scheduled to consider the lawsuit on Nov. 30, the ministry said. It wasn’t immediately clear what exactly the move

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