Manuel Rueda
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112 appearances
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 11 Aug
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And people also here want to thank Lionel Messi for his many years of service to Argentina's team, given that this will likely be his last appearance in a World Cup.
Manuel Rueda for NPR News in Rosario, Argentina.
It's a chilly winter day here in Rosario, where there's a festive but also anxious mood ahead of today's match.
As in other parts of Argentina, supermarkets and shops are closing early, so employees can watch the final.
Even taxi drivers say they will not work during the match.
Around Rosario, there are massive murals of Messi, and balconies are draped with Argentina's blue and white flag.
People walk around in soccer jerseys, and even dogs are being dressed up in Argentina outfits.
This match will likely be Lionel Messi's last appearance in the World Cup, so it's particularly special for many fans.
For NPR News, I'm Manuel Rueda in Rosario, Argentina.
Rescue teams from the United States, El Salvador and Spain arrived in Venezuela Friday morning, as crews race against the clock to pull survivors from collapsed buildings.
Recovery efforts have been slow, with many residents complaining about the lack of equipment or specialized teams to get people out.
In La Guaira, the city hit hardest by the quake.
Dozens of buildings are rubble, including public housing projects, and the military has now been sent to the coastal city to support rescue efforts and prevent looting.
La Guaira's airport was damaged by the earthquakes, so eight teams are flying into airports about a three-hour drive from this city.
For NPR News, I'm Manuel Rueda in Bogota.
Wait, this is true?
Rescue teams from the United States, El Salvador and Spain arrived in Venezuela Friday morning, as crews race against the clock to pull survivors from collapsed buildings.
Recovery efforts have been slow, with many residents complaining about the lack of equipment or specialized teams to get people out.
In La Guaira, the city hit hardest by the quake.
Dozens of buildings are rubble, including public housing projects, and the military has now been sent to the coastal city to support rescue efforts and prevent looting.
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