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Search interest in 'pesquisa boca de urna' — last-minute exit polls released as voting closes — is rising in Brazil. Prosecutor Rony Torres has warned against excessive judicialisation of electoral polls, stressing that restrictions on publishing exit poll results before polls close must be weighed carefully. The topic resurfaces every election as Brazilians look for early indications of results.
- 2Massive mountainside collapses into river in Nepal●NEPAL: A MOUNTAIN COLLAPSES IN SECONDS A massive section of mountainside collapsed into a river in Nepal as days of torr
A huge section of mountainside in Nepal collapsed into a river within seconds after days of torrential rain, footage of the dramatic slope failure shows. The collapse comes amid severe flooding and landslides across the Himalayan nation during the monsoon season, with the striking video drawing widespread attention and concern about the scale of destruction.
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Torres traveled to Campobasso for a match described as a real test for the Sardinian side. The fixture between the two Italian clubs is drawing attention from fans following both teams' league campaigns, with observers keen to see whether Torres can pass this demanding away exam against Campobasso.
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A 51-year-old man from Porto Torres died in a road accident on the former SS131 highway near Sassari, Sardinia. Reports say his vehicle crashed into a guardrail at Monte d'Accoddi. Local news outlets are covering the fatal collision, the latest deadly crash on a road long criticised for its accident record.
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Spain's national football team is taking on Czech Republic, and searches for the fixture are surging across Europe and Latin America. Ahead of the match, Carlos Espí has been called up to replace Ferran Torres in the Spanish squad, a change reported by El País that has added to attention around the game's line-up.
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Attention is turning to the football match between Spain and the Czech Republic, with expected starting line-ups circulating. Spanish media report that a replacement has been identified for Ferran Torres, fueling debate among fans about the coach's choices ahead of the fixture. Dutch audiences are following the encounter closely.
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Spanish journalist and writer Maruja Torres is speaking about her difficult childhood, saying she rarely attended school and instead occasionally went to what were then called 'academies' — a ground-floor room run by a married couple as teachers. She recalled that at times her family could not even afford that, drawing attention to poverty and limited access to education in postwar Spain.
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Spain's national football team has lost another player mid-camp, with midfielder Fabián Ruiz leaving the squad after Ferran Torres, to return to Paris. The back-to-back departures raise questions over the state of Luis de la Fuente's squad ahead of upcoming matches, and supporters in France are watching closely given both players' club situations.
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Málaga mayor Francisco de la Torre is facing criticism from the opposition over the city's housing situation. In response to the attacks, he pointed to the construction of 1,200 publicly subsidised homes (VPO) under his administration as evidence of his record on the issue. The exchange highlights mounting political pressure over housing affordability in the city.
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Spain take on Czech Republic in an international football fixture that is drawing search interest across Spain, France, Mexico and the United States. Spanish fans are crossing their fingers for Ferran Torres, hoping the forward delivers a strong performance in the match.
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Mexican boxer Arturo Torres has died after being placed in an induced coma following a fight, French daily Ouest-France reports. The news has prompted attention in France and beyond, with readers reacting to the death of the young fighter and renewing debate over safety conditions in professional boxing.
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Mexican boxer Arturo Torres has died after being placed in an induced coma following injuries sustained in a fight. The death was reported by French regional daily Ouest-France, prompting tributes and renewed discussion in France and beyond about the dangers of boxing and fighter safety.
- 13Praise for Pablo Torre's NBA Reporting●RE: https:// twitter.com/awfulannouncing/st atus/2105738291005862056 Good for Pablo. At least someone is still doing rea
Sports commentator Pablo Torre is being praised for his NBA journalism, with one post commending him as 'still doing real journalism.' The remark comes via a repost of an Awful Announcing item, suggesting Torre has published reporting the NBA beat considers substantive at a time when commentary around the league is often criticized as shallow.
- 14Judge to remain on Garcia-Torres murder retrial▼Judge stays on Garcia-Torres murder retrial after disqualification bid
A judge will continue presiding over the murder retrial of Garcia-Torres after a disqualification bid failed. The attempt to remove the judge from the high-profile case was rejected, allowing the retrial to proceed under the same presiding officer. Further details about the court's reasoning and the retrial's schedule were not immediately available.
- 15Familia Torres bets on regenerative viticulture to fight climate change●Regenerative viticulture is the focus of Familia Torres' commitment to fight against climate change
Spanish wine producer Familia Torres has made regenerative viticulture the centrepiece of its strategy against climate change. The approach focuses on soil health and carbon capture in vineyards, reducing emissions while sustaining wine production. The announcement highlights how the wine industry is adapting to warming conditions and seeking ways to cut its environmental footprint.
- 16Kawhi Leonard Allegedly Paid $672K for One-Hour Meeting in Clippers Cap Scheme●Kawhi Leonard Received $672K Hourly in Clippers’ Salary Cap Scheme Investigative journalist Pablo Torre revealed that fo
Investigative journalist Pablo Torre reports that Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard was paid $672,000 for a one-hour meeting with military personnel, part of an alleged scheme to circumvent the NBA salary cap through inflated no-show endorsement deals. The findings have intensified scrutiny of the Clippers' off-the-books payments to Leonard, drawing widespread reaction across the sports world.
- 17Kawhi Leonard deflects Pablo Torre allegations to the NBA●Kawhi Leonard hides behind NBA in reaction to Pablo Torre bombshell
Kawhi Leonard responded to recent reporting by journalist Pablo Torre by declining to address the matter himself, instead pointing to the NBA as the appropriate body to handle it. The New York Post framed his stance as 'hiding behind' the league, and the reaction has kept scrutiny on Leonard and the allegations in play.
- 18Alec Burleson finishes 2026 as MLB's RBI leader●Alec Burleson is MLB's 2026 RBI leader after career year with Cardinals Alec Burleson will finish as MLB's RBI leader fo
St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Alec Burleson will end the 2026 season as Major League Baseball's RBI leader with 116, capping a career year. He becomes the first Cardinals player to top the league in runs batted in since Joe Torre did it in 1971, ending a 55-year wait for the franchise.