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¡Somos campeones del mundo!

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By Andres Navarro
| OK Diario Verified
España ha vuelto a tocar el cielo. 1-0 a Argentina en la prórroga, gol de Ferran Torres, en Nueva Jersey, y la segunda estrella cosida a la camiseta dieciséis años después de Sudáfrica. Con la Eurocopa, la Nations League y el Mundial femenino en la vitrina, España ya no es una potencia del fútbol: es el fútbol. Y no hay que esperar cuatro años para volver a soñar.
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Zofemat Crews Haul More Than 2,800 Metric Tons of Sargassum in Tulum This Season

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By Andres Navarro
| tulumtimes.com
Checking beach conditions? See the live report of sargassum in Tulum today — updated daily with satellite data and beach status. Tulum guides: Best beaches in Tulum: free, public & clubs · Best cenotes in Tulum: prices & tips · Tulum Mayan ruins: tickets, hours & how to visit Zofemat crews have collected more than 2,800 metric tons of sargassum in Tulum this season, part of a cleanup the municipal government says it runs alongside the Navy, the state, and private hotels.
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Sargassum Overwhelms Tulum Beaches in 2026 as Specialists Push for an Environmental Contingency

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By Andres Navarro
| tulumtimes.com
Sargassum arrivals along the Tulum coast reached critical levels in 2026, with more than 2,600 tonnes already cleared from local beaches and specialists urging authorities to declare a formal environmental contingency. The volume this year has surpassed the totals recorded the previous season, which had itself been one of the heaviest on record.
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