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Santiago de Chile, Feb 16 (EFE) (CAMERA: Jose Caviedes) .- The historic Colo Colo soccer team from Chile is at risk of falling into Second Division for the first in 96 years.
Mostar (Bosnia-Herzegovina), 10 Nov (EFE) - (Camera: Nedim Hasic) Women playing soccer in a multiethnic team in Bosnia. A difficult combination in a very conservative country still marked by the civil war of 25 years ago. Muslim, Croatian and Serbian players, the three major ethnic groups in which the country is divided, train every day in the facilities at the Velez of Mostar, one of the best known teams of the former Yugoslavia. FOOTAGE OF TEAM TRAINING.
Images published by Italy’s fire and rescue service show firefighters attempting to put out a fire at the Bellolampo landfill in Sicily's Palermo. IMAGES
Montevideo, Sep 27 (EFE) (Camera: Santiago Carbone) .- From the tracks of the English trains that forged the identity of a country that was being born, with the colors of gold and coal intermingled for 130 years full of glory and feats , and with the identification of a popular origin: this is how Peñarol was born, a club that has transcended football.FOOTAGE OF THE AREA WHERE THE TEAM WAS FOUNDED IN MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY
Buenos Aires, Sep 3 (EFE).- (Camera: Matias Castro) Designed by Diego Maradona's physical ex-trainer and the Argentine team Fernando Signorini, created by social organizations and supported by world champion coach César Luis Menotti, the Club Villas Unidas, which competes in the third division of women's football, is the Argentine team that represents popular neighborhoods and fights for social inclusion.FOOTAGE OF THE VILLAS UNIDAS CLUB TRAINNING IN BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA.
Tbilisi (Georgia), Jul 15 (EFE) .- (Camera: Misha Vignanski) Manuel Faúndez, born into a peasant family from Zamora who emigrated to France in the mid-1920s, never imagine he would serve in the Blue Division and that he would spend 11 years in Stalin's GULAG, and ended up creating a life in Georgia.FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES OF MANUEL FAÚNDEZ (SON) IN TBILISI.TRANSLATIONMy father didn't particularly enjoy telling the stories about the Blue Division or the Civil War, even if he got injured three times. Nor even the concentration camp. But sometimes I would know those stories in certain conversations with him.He lived in misery for 11 years in the Gulag. After Stalin's death he was freed and he came to Georgia. The key was given to him by one of his jailers, a Georgian. From time to time, he received lemons and mandarins from his relatives, so they deduced that the climate of Georgia was much milder than that of Russia and resembled that of Spain. So they decided to move to Tbilisi and that's where he met my mother, Mercedes.
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