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Kylian Mbappé's knee injury history: The problem that plagued him last season

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By Sergio Raul Lopez, Sergio López, David Nelson
| MSN UK Verified
The left knee, again. The one that caused so much concern last season. The one that kept him out of the Spanish Super Cup and the tie against Manchester City. And nine other games. The one at the center of the controversy over an incorrect diagnosis. The left knee. And now all eyes are back on it after what happened last night in Kocaeli, Turkey. It happened in the 54th minute , with the score 0-0.
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Public transit is a public health solution

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By Sergio Lopez, Sergio López, Charlotte Liang
| The Washington Post Verified
For anyone navigating Silicon Valley, traffic can seem like just a backdrop to daily life. It’s easy to accept long lines of cars on Highway 101 during rush hours, idling buses at crowded stops and students waiting beside busy intersections as part of the price we pay for living here. But that normalization masks a dirty secret: Our roads are a public health crisis in plain sight.
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The End of Bolivian Socialism: Freedom or Renewed Statism?

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By Sergio Lopez, Sergio López
| Mises Institute
August 17, 2025, marks the end of an era: for the first time in two decades, MAS (Movement Toward Socialism) has been excluded from the presidential runoff. The country now heads to a second round on October 19 between Rodrigo Paz of the Christian Democratic Party (PDC) and Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga of the Libertad y Democracia alliance (Libre), after a first round that punished statist socialism for inflation, fuel shortages, and the exhaustion of the old rent-seeking and criminal model.
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