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‘Freed From Desire’, una canción resucitada por el fútbol, pero convertida en banda sonora de manifestaciones

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By Nando Cruz Verified, Srdjan Stevanovic
| El Diario Verified
Hay canciones inmortales y canciones que nacen muertas. Canciones que gozan de una popularidad extraordinaria en un solo país y canciones cuyo fulminante éxito se disipa en pocas semanas. Canciones que tienen una inesperada segunda oportunidad tras sonar en bandas sonoras o anuncios. Y luego está Freed From Desire, superéxito eurodance de los 90 cuya historia merecería un documental.
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Thousands attend funeral of war criminal Mladic in Serbia

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By Srdjan Stevanovic
| Columbus Ledger-Enquirer Verified
Orthodox priests conduct a religious service on the day of the funeral for Ratko Mladic at Topcider Cemetery on Monday, Sept. 7, 2026, in Belgrade, Serbia. On Aug. 27, Serbian state media announced that the Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic, who was serving a life sentence in The Hague prison for war crimes during the 1992-95 war in Bosnia, died while in a prison hospital.
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Thousands attend funeral of war criminal Mladic in Serbia

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By Srdjan Stevanovic
| The News & Observer Verified
BELGRADE, Serbia - Thousands of people in Serbia attended the funeral of Ratko Mladic, the Bosnian Serb commander convicted of war crimes, while the European Union warned against glorifying him. A long procession followed Mladic's coffin from a church to a cemetery in the capital Belgrade, where the authorities of President Aleksandar Vucic provided security but refrained from giving a state funeral.
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