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El murciano contó con un saque para ganar el primer set, pero se le escapó la oportunidad y esta vez no fue capaz de remontar

A U.S. businessman was charged with sanctions violations and money laundering for allegedly helping Venezuela's military repair aircraft, according to a complaint filed with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Pese a que la tarifa encadena tres días de descensos consecutivos, se mantiene tres veces más cara que hace un año

La agenda de actividades del Cinemóvil del Instituto Audiovisual de Entre Ríos (IAER), organismo dependiente de la Secretaría de Cultura de Entre Ríos, inició con visitas a establecimientos educativos, con el objetivo de difundir cine nacional y garantizar el acceso a la cultura.

Russian anti-aircraft missile troops have arrived in Belarus with a mission of establishing a training centre in the city of Grodno near the border with Poland and Lithuania, the Belarus Defence Ministry said on Saturday.

Virgin Australia said on Friday it would add nine Boeing Co 737-800 planes to its fleet from October in preparation for an expected increase in domestic travel as vaccination rates rise and state borders reopen.

El hombre, de 32 años, tuvo que ser trasladado al hospital, politraumatizado

The threat of further attacks around Kabul Airport will increase as Western troops get closer to leaving the country, British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said on Friday.

New Zealand entrepreneur Peter Beck said his space firm Rocket Lab was the result of a lifelong quest for signs of life outside earth, as the startup hit a new milestone with a Nasdaq listing on Thursday.

Taiwan announced a more modest pace in defence spending for next year on Thursday, but will spend $1.44 billion on new fighter jets, as the island bolsters its forces in the face of increased pressure from Beijing.