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Fans of the South Korean band BTS wait outside River Plate's Monumental stadium where band member Kim Seok-jin, also known as Jin, is set to make a guest appearance with Coldplay on the Argentine leg of the British rock band's tour. Kim is set to start military service in South Korea later on. IMAGES
Panama City, Sep 17 (EFE) (Camera: Carlos Lemos) .- Architect Eladio Quintero has designed his life based on achievements and goals, mostly motivated by his family, to the point that this year he will be adding his 25th Ironman event.FOOTAGE OF ELADIO QUINTERO IN PANAMA CITY
Cancun (Mexico), May 14 (EFE) (CAMERA: Lourdes Cruz).- The murder of Ignacio Sanchez Cordero as the municipal secretary for Social Development of Puerto Morelos radically changed the electoral scenario in one of the newest municipalities in Mexico.BLANCA MERARI TZIU MUÑOZ:"When I met him he was already in politics. It was something that one does not expect. These are things that happen and I definitely wasn't prepared. However, my husband's project was something that we carried out together as a couple and a family, it was something that we both longed for and as his partner I would've been by his side, supporting him. It changed my life but it was something we were going to work on together. He is no longer there but I am going to continue with the same project."
On Wednesday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo told reporters how long he thinks it will take for the COVID vaccine to make a difference. Cuomo says it will take between six and nine months for the coronavirus vaccine to get widespread enough to make a difference. "It's a foot race over a six to nine month period," Cuomo said of the vaccine. According to Business Insider Dr. Anthony Fauci said "close to 80, 85%" of the public needs to get vaccinated before life returns to some semblance of normal."
(CNN)K-pop fans can breathe a sigh of relief, with BTS here to stay -- for a few more years, at least. Fans have long worried that the boy band, arguably the biggest in the world, could see their success derailed by South Korea's mandatory military service. But on Tuesday, the parliament passed a bill allowing pop stars -- such as BTS -- to defer their service. Previously, the law allowed special exemptions for top artists, athletes, and musicians -- for instance, those who have won classical music competitions -- but not top K-pop stars.
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