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(By Maqueda and Vera) In the stunning setting of Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, an unexpected phenomenon took over the 2025 Masters 1000. Jakub Mensik, a young 19-year-old Czech tennis player, surprised the world by defeating the legendary Novak Djokovic in a final that was delayed for over five hours due to rain. This victory not only marked Mensik's first career title but also represented a milestone in tennis history, making him the second-youngest champion of the tournament, surpassed only by Carlos Alcaraz. This article, aimed at our Anglo-Latino audience interested in business, society, and marketing, unravels the strategy and impact of this event, offering data, tips, and examples that can inspire entrepreneurs and sports enthusiasts alike.

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(By Maqueda) In a move that has shaken the world of Formula 1, Red Bull has announced that Yuki Tsunoda will be Max Verstappen's new teammate starting from the Japanese Grand Prix in 2025. This change, which sends Liam Lawson back to Racing Bulls, not only redefines the lineup of one of the sport's most dominant teams but also raises questions about the future of both drivers and Red Bull's relentless strategy. We will explore Tsunoda's rise, the curse of the second seat at Red Bull, and the opportunities and challenges both drivers face in this new chapter of their careers.

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(By Ortega) In the vibrant city of Miami, where sports culture intertwines with everyday life, Lionel Messi's presence at the Hard Rock Stadium to witness the semifinal of the Miami Masters 1000 tennis tournament did not go unnoticed. The crowd's ovation and Novak Djokovic's reaction to the presence of the "Flea" not only reflect Messi's drawing power but also the city's ability to attract global figures. This event, combined with Messi's imminent return to the pitch with Inter Miami, offers a unique opportunity to analyze the impact of sports on Miami's society and economy.

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(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio) In a globalized world, cities compete not only to attract tourists but also to become epicenters of business, culture, thematic concepts, and capitals of experiences and niches or clusters. But they also work on co-creation for this purpose. Madrid, under the leadership of its mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has set its sights on Miami, a city that has managed to reinvent itself and position itself as an international benchmark. (Recently, the mayors of Buenos Aires and Miami were in the Argentine capital). This trip by the Madrid mayor to the City of the Sun is not just about promoting the Spanish capital but also about learning from Miami's experience in organizing world-class events like the Formula One Grand Prix.

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(By Ortega from Miami with XDXT) The Miami Heat, after a slump of 10 consecutive losses, has now strung together three consecutive wins, the latest against the Atlanta Hawks (122-112). This comeback at a critical point in the season has electrified the city's vibe, shifting the energy of brands, media, and fans with this triumph. This victory offers valuable lessons for the business world, demonstrating that resilience, strategy, and teamwork are key to overcoming adversity and achieving success.

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(By Otero and Maurizio) (An analogy of the importance of casting, content, multiformat, synergy, and the expanded experience today). The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is bracing for a seismic shakeup with "Avengers: Doomsday". Following the blockbuster success of this saga, expectations are sky-high for the new release. In this installment, not only is the reunion of Earth's mightiest heroes anticipated, but also the introduction of new characters that promise to change the MCU's destiny forever. Get ready for a deep dive into the confirmed cast, the hottest theories, and what this event could mean for Marvel's future, as well as an analogy of the resurgent Quantum Marketing or Crossing Marketing.

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(By Taylor) In a move that redefines the fintech landscape in Latin America, Ualá has raised an additional $66 million in its Series E round, with the participation of Mexican media giant Televisa Univision. This second close brings the total round to $366 million, cementing Ualá as one of the most dynamic and promising companies in the region. In this article, we explore the impact of this investment, Ualá's expansion strategies in Mexico, and its future plans, providing strategic data and essential tips for anglophone-Latinos interested in the business and technology ecosystem.

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(A co-created note by XDXT, Cánepa, Ortega, and In Miami) In the vibrant universe of sports, the recent qualifier match where Argentina defeated Brazil by a resounding 4-1 has generated a viral phenomenon that resonates at the heart of the anglophone-Latino community. From Spain to the United States, passing through Mexico, Panama, Italy, Portugal, and Argentina, this event has dominated Google trends, evidencing the rise of soccer and the passion it awakens in Latin America. Another parallel world to this phenomenon is the world of memes, social media, and of course, the leveraging of media, brands, and influencers to generate enormous traffic and engagement. We explore how this event has not only united soccer fans but also influenced society, business, and marketing.

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(By Paula Vigliano - Co-founder and COO of Pala Blockchain - www.palablockchain.io) It's clear that we live in an era where knowledge is power. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain technology emerge as the driving forces redefining the future of organizations. While Blockchain is known for its association with cryptocurrencies, its potential extends far beyond the financial realm. At IN Miami, we explore how these technologies are dramatically shaping our present and future, offering a deep and strategic analysis that caters to the needs of adult anglophone-Latinos interested in business, society, and marketing. Through hard data and practical tips, we present a disruptive and captivating guide on how these technologies are changing the world.

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(By Ortega and XDXT) In the heart of Miami Gardens, Florida, the 2025 Masters 1000 emerges as a must-see spectacle for tennis enthusiasts. With the participation of stellar figures like Novak Djokovic and Francisco Cerúndolo, the tournament promises excitement and high-level competition. Year after year, the Miami Open has become a unique event, akin to F1 in the city of the sun, or the matches of Inter Miami or the Heat, all featuring a special blend of brands, celebrities, media, and thousands of tourists from around the world.

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(By Ginny and Maqueda, along with XDXT) In an unexpected turn that has shaken the Formula 1 world, drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton of Ferrari, along with Pierre Gasly of Alpine, were disqualified from the 2025 Chinese Grand Prix for failing to meet the FIA's technical requirements. This event, which has caused unprecedented uproar, not only affects the involved teams but also drastically alters the championship standings. In this article, we will unravel the causes of these disqualifications, analyze their impacts, and offer strategic tips and updated data for anglophone-Latinos interested in the dynamic world of motorsport and the surrounding business opportunities.

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(By Vera and Maqueda) In the spring of 2025, Florida stands out as an unrivaled destination for anglophones seeking sun, sea, and business opportunities. We present to you the top 10 most spectacular beaches in Florida, offering not only a paradisiacal escape but also strategic opportunities for networking and entrepreneurship. An unmissable journey through the white sands and crystal-clear waters that make Florida a magnet for tourists and business people alike.

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(By Maqueda, with collaboration from Maurizio) In the electrifying world of motorsport, the Chinese Grand Prix has once again been the stage for intense emotions and unexpected surprises. Lewis Hamilton, now sporting Ferrari's colors, has made history by leading the sprint qualifying with a time that left his rivals stunned. But what continues to amaze is that the red flags in the stands and the lines of buyers in the stores are proof that even in China, Ferrari and its Crossing Marketing are synonymous with success and value. At Alpine, Jack Doohan and Pierre Gasly have faced significant challenges, while TV and journalism's eyes are on the Argentine driver, Colapinto. At Red Bull, Marx remains on par, while Lawson still struggles to find stability.

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