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Fernando Nunez
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Editor, Buenos Aires Herald
Buenos Aires
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By Fernando Nunez Verified, Fernando Romero Nuñez Verified| Buenos Aires Herald Verified Diego Maradona’s eldest daughter Dalma said she couldn’t recognize her father in the days leading up to the star’s death. “He wouldn’t laugh, he was lost. We’d do a video call and he wouldn’t understand who was on the other side,” she testified in the trial over her father’s death. She accused the defendants of asking Maradona to film himself lying about his state.
By Fernando Nunez Verified, Fernando Romero Nuñez Verified| QOSHE
By Fernando Nunez Verified, Fernando Romero Nuñez Verified| Buenos Aires Herald Verified Two football fans aged 13 and 18 died on Thursday night during a stampede prior to a Copa Libertadores match in Chile. The game between home team Colo Colo and Brazil’s Fortaleza was later suspended as several members of the club’s barrabrava invaded the pitch. The incidents at the Monumental stadium in Chile’s capital of Santiago began when a set of fans attempted to enter the stadium to see the game without a ticket.
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Buenos Aires Herald
The Buenos Aires Herald is an English-language newspaper with a rich history in Argentina, founded in 1876 by Scottish immigrant William Cathcart. Initially a weekly focused on shipping news, it evolved into a daily publication serving the English-speaking community in Buenos Aires. Over its more than 140 years, it became a key source of information for British and American residents, known for its editorial independence and courageous journalism, particularly during Argentina’s military dictatorship. After ceasing print publication in 2017, the Buenos Aires Herald relaunched as an online newspaper in March 2023. It continues to provide comprehensive news coverage on local, national, and international events, focusing on the needs of expatriates and immigrants. The newspaper is recognized for its commitment to unbiased reporting and human rights, maintaining its legacy of serving the English-speaking community in Argentina.