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Club América winger Brian Rodríguez has spoken publicly about the departure of coach André Jardine, saying he still feels pain over the exit and describing the Brazilian as being 'like a father' to him. His comments underline how deeply the squad felt the coach's departure, and Mexican sports media have picked up the remarks as the club moves forward under new leadership.

Georgina Rodríguez is making headlines in Spain on several fronts at once. The model has shown for the first time the bouquet from her wedding to Cristiano Ronaldo, revealing how she has preserved it. At the same time, press outlets are tracking her moves after a scandal involving the footballer, noting a deleted message and a telling photo. She has also been seen filming a new advertising campaign, briefly shutting down a street in Madrid.

Ester Muñoz, the Popular Party's spokesperson, is making headlines in Spain after defending a 'brave' overhaul of the public pension system, warning that it is heading for collapse. She also accused Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of sidelining former premier José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero during his visit to León, while her party pitched a 'national reconstruction' against a PSOE it brands mired in scandal.

Juan Rodríguez Lozano, father of former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, has died, La Nueva Crónica reports. The news is drawing attention in Spain, where the former Socialist leader served two terms from 2004 to 2011. No further details about the death were given in the report.

Talk in Málaga centres on Unicaja's recruitment plans after Juanma Rodríguez, speaking on Radio Marca Málaga, revealed that the club had a temporary signing fully agreed last week only for the deal to collapse. His comment has fuelled speculation about which player was involved and what Unicaja will do next in the transfer market.

The United States has removed Jorge Rodríguez from its sanctions list, according to Telemundo Miami. Rodríguez, a leading Venezuelan government official and president of the National Assembly, had long been targeted by US measures tied to Caracas. The move is drawing attention as a possible shift in Washington's approach toward Venezuela's leadership.

The U.S. Treasury Department has lifted personal economic sanctions on Jorge Rodríguez, president of Venezuela's National Assembly. The move marks a notable shift in Washington's approach toward the government of Nicolás Maduro, whose officials have long been targets of American sanctions over disputed elections and democratic backsliding. Observers are watching whether the step signals broader diplomatic engagement between the two countries.

Cincinnati Reds prospect Héctor Rodríguez is being looked at as an outfield option, with the club pointing to his strong defensive hands as a key asset. Reports focus on how the young player could translate his glove work into a bigger role in the Reds' outfield as he develops in the organization.

Spanish TV personality Anabel Pantoja is back in the spotlight over rumors that she plans to marry David Rodríguez. Rather than confirming or denying the reports, she responded with jokes while settling into her new family life in Seville, where she has recently moved. Celebrity press continues to follow the couple closely, making her lighthearted reaction the latest talking point among fans of Spanish entertainment news.