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    Olimpia and Nacional are set to meet in a high-stakes football fixture, with coverage framing it as a match Olimpia cannot afford to lose. La Nación's preview carries the headline 'Sin derecho a fallar' — no right to fail — underlining the pressure on the Paraguayan side. Fans are searching for team news, kickoff times and how to watch the clash.

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    Olimpia are taking on Nacional in a match framed by Paraguayan press as one the club cannot afford to lose, under the banner 'Sin derecho a fallar' — no right to fail. The fixture is drawing searches in both Brazil and Spain as fans follow the South American showdown and debate whether Olimpia can deliver under pressure.

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    NIPSCO reviews storm response after summer derecho outage▼'We will do better': NIPSCO reviews storm response struggles after summer derecho outage✉newsEnvironmentWeather1 d ago

    Utility NIPSCO says 'we will do better' as it reviews its struggles responding to the summer derecho that left customers without power. The company is examining its storm response, acknowledging shortcomings in restoring service after the widespread outage.

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    NIPSCO president Vince Parisi questioned over Indiana derecho power outages▼Severe weather: President Vince Parisi faces questions over northwest Indiana NIPSCO power outages after derecho storm 2026✉newsEnvironmentWeather7 d ago

    Severe storms described as a derecho swept across northwest Indiana, leaving widespread NIPSCO power outages across the region. The utility's president, Vince Parisi, is now facing questions about the company's response and the pace of restoration efforts. Local coverage from ABC7 Chicago is drawing attention to how the utility handled the outage and what residents can expect as repairs continue.

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    NIPSCO president faces questions over August derecho outages●NIPSCO president faces questions over response to August derecho, weekslong power outages✉newsWorld7 d ago

    The president of Indiana utility NIPSCO is facing questions over the company's handling of August's derecho storm, which left some customers without electricity for weeks. Lawmakers and residents are demanding answers about why restoration took so long and whether the utility was adequately prepared for the widespread damage.