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Tras la eliminación en octavos de final del Mundial de Qatar, Luis Enrique deja de ser el entrenador de España

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN Español) — La Real Federación Española de Fútbol comunicó este jueves que Luis Enrique dejó de ser el entrenador de la selección de España tras la eliminación en los octavos de final del Mundial de Qatar a manos de Marruecos. “La dirección deportiva de la RFEF ha trasladado al presidente un

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La Federación Portuguesa de Fútbol rechaza los informes de que Cristiano Ronaldo amenazó con abandonar el Mundial

olivertapia (CNN) — La Federación Portuguesa de Fútbol (FPF) negó este jueves que el delantero estrella Cristiano Ronaldo haya amenazado con dejar el equipo durante el Mundial Qatar 2022 después de ser nombrado como suplente contra Suiza a principios de esta semana. Pareja de Cristiano Ronaldo reaccionó así a su suplencia 1:13 El delantero de

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5 things to know for Dec. 8: Marriage bill, Ukraine, Power grid, Immigration, Covid

By Alexandra Meeks, CNN More Americans are moving to places where extreme weather events are commonplace, a new study found. Hurricane-prone Florida and states in the drought-stricken West have seen exceptional population increases in recent decades, researchers say, signaling climate risks are not at the top of people’s minds when it comes to relocating. Here’s

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5 things to know for Dec. 8: Marriage bill, Ukraine, Power grid, Immigration, Covid

CNN By Alexandra Meeks, CNN More Americans are moving to places where extreme weather events are commonplace, a new study found. Hurricane-prone Florida and states in the drought-stricken West have seen exceptional population increases in recent decades, researchers say, signaling climate risks are not at the top of people’s minds when it comes to relocating.

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5 things to know for Dec. 8: Marriage bill, Ukraine, Power grid, Immigration, Covid

CNN By Alexandra Meeks, CNN More Americans are moving to places where extreme weather events are commonplace, a new study found. Hurricane-prone Florida and states in the drought-stricken West have seen exceptional population increases in recent decades, researchers say, signaling climate risks are not at the top of people’s minds when it comes to relocating.

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