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Periodista. Trabajo en @elpais_america . Past @NewYorker & @LaSillaVacia
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Injured Serena's Wimbledon doubles bid with sister Venus in doubt

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By Serena Williams, Venus Williams, Camila Osorio Verified
| balita.org
LONDON, United Kingdom — Serena Williams could be forced to pull out of the Wimbledon doubles event after the American legend suffered a knee injury in her first-round singles defeat. Williams, playing her first singles match in four years, was beaten by Australia's Maya Joint in a three-set epic on Centre Court late on Tuesday evening (Wednesday Manila time). The 44-year-old, who retired in 2022, made a sensational comeback in June, playing doubles tournaments at Queen's Club and Berlin.
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El inusual silencio de Petro ante los terremotos en Venezuela

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By Camila Osorio Verified
| El País Verified
Pasaron más de 22 horas desde que dos fuertes terremotos golpearon a Venezuela para el que el presidente de Colombia, Gustavo Petro, se pronunciara en solidaridad con el país vecino. “Colombia siempre ayudará a Venezuela y al revés”, dijo a las cuatro de la tarde del jueves, en su cuenta de X.
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The far-right promises De la Espriella borrows from Milei, Bukele, Bolsonaro, Uribe and Trump

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By Camila Osorio Verified
| El País Verified
Abelardo de la Espriella won Colombia’s presidency on Sunday by a very narrow margin over the leftist candidate Iván Cepeda, an outcome that will make it difficult for him to fulfil the grandiose promises he made during the presidential campaign. Almost all of his headline-grabbing proposals copy measures by other far-right leaders in the region, who now feel they have gained ground in Casa de Nariño, the seat of Colombian government.
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