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El hombre que gritó ‘gooooooooool’

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By Emmanuel Morgan Verified, Steven Molina Contreras
| The New York Times en Español Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Justo antes de darle un bocado a una ensalada en un restaurante italiano de lujo en Los Ángeles, un empleado detuvo a Andrés Cantor para charlar un momento en español. Después de cenar, otro empleado lo llamó para tomarse una foto con él cerca del servicio de valet. “Esto pasa todo el tiempo”, le dijo Cantor a un reportero en inglés.
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The Man Who Cried Goooooooooooal

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By Emmanuel Morgan Verified, Steven Molina Contreras
| The New York Times Verified
Moments before munching on a salad at an upscale Italian restaurant in Los Angeles, Andrés Cantor was stopped by a worker for a brief conversation in Spanish. After dinner, another worker hailed him down to take a photograph together near the car valet stand. “This happens all the time,” Cantor told a reporter in English. Cantor is a soccer celebrity currently starring in his 10th men’s World Cup.
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NYC Pride sees fresh wave of activism from Supreme Court's abortion decision

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By Camille Petersen Verified, Steven Molina Contreras, Vanessa Leroy
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
For the first time since COVID-19, the New York City Pride March returned on Sunday for a fully in-person celebration. With the prospect of the Supreme Court revisiting decisions related to gay rights, the parade had a political focus. A few hours before the parade, splashes of rainbow balloons and flags started dotting Fifth Avenue. Pride classics like "I'm Coming Out" played in the distance. Marchers and spectators started to line up, thrilled to be gathering again.
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