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(By Maurizio and Tylenol with Maximiliano Mauvecin) In a move shaking the foundations of South Florida’s corporate real estate market, Amancio Ortega—the quiet architect behind the Inditex empire and one of the five wealthiest individuals on the planet—has just closed the most significant premium office acquisition in Miami in 2025.

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(By Infonegocios Miami Deportes — Sport In Miami — and Ortega) FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — Lionel Messi once again showcased his world-class pedigree in Major League Soccer, steering Inter Miami to a commanding 4–0 win over Atlanta United at Chase Stadium. The Argentine captain scored twice and delivered a sublime assist in a performance that reinforces his statistical dominance across the North American league.

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(By Infonegocios Miami Editorial Desk — October 12, 2025) SANTIAGO, Chile — The U-20 World Cup semifinal field is set after a dramatic quarterfinal round. Argentina sealed its place among the final four with a 2–0 win over Mexico on Saturday, joining Colombia, which earlier edged Spain in a thrilling 3–2.

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(By IN Miami Editorial Team with Mary Molina and M. Maurizio) The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to María Corina Machado—Venezuela’s opposition leader, who has spent months living in hiding—is one of those geopolitical pronouncements that reshapes power balances, global narratives, and, above all, the legitimacy of those who claim a monopoly on state violence.

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(By Ortega — Miami, FL ) Argentina’s national team has materially adjusted its pre-2026 World Cup friendly schedule. The match against Puerto Rico, originally slated for Chicago, will now be played at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale next Tuesday—one day later than initially planned.

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(By Taylor) Metro Express is the nation’s first 100% electric bus system operating on the dedicated US‑1 corridor between Dadeland South and Florida City. The technology and infrastructure are catalyzing a transformation in governance, the local economy, connectivity across growth zones, and the lived experience of diverse communities—including the Argentine‑Venezuelan‑Brazilian‑Miami ecosystem.

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(By Marcelo Maurizio) Miami, FL – The city is preparing to welcome one of the most anticipated international gatherings of the year: the 48th Annual Fulbright Association Conference, taking place October 24–26, 2025, at Florida International University (FIU) under the theme United We Stand.

(By Ortega) The unveiling of the most important sponsorship in Argentine football didn’t take place in Argentina—a stark confirmation that Miami has captured the experiential marketing DNA of the Latin world, while Buenos Aires bleeds talent and struggles under tax burdens and execution costs for this kind of activation.

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(By Sonia Abadi) Whether in Miami or Montevideo, Madrid or Dubai, we’ve arrived at a clear truth about human networks today. We’ve finally understood that the future is associative, connective, and collaborative—co‑creative. In business, the arts, science, and technology. And that our human networks transcend power circles and open up infinite possibilities.

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(By Ortega and Maurizio) The launch of “Mundo PX Sports” in Wynwood is not just a TV show; it’s the definitive statement that South Florida has captured the 21st‑century Hispanic sports narrative—fusing adrenaline, urban culture, and Latino purchasing power into an ecosystem no other city can replicate.

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(By Maqueda and Maurizio) We all know every outlet, brand, business, and Latino influencer wants a footprint in Miami. Here’s a neuroeconomic, demographic, and cultural analysis of Argentine products entering 50 Walmart stores in Florida—and why this milestone redefines Latin America’s cultural clout in the United States.

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(By Ortega in the U.S. with Maqueda & Maurizio) While most outlets rushed first‑look coverage of the Trionda reveal, the true launch began hours later—with Messi’s actions—and will continue with broader Adidas amplification. The expansion strategy is clear. How FIFA and Adidas turned the ball’s debut into a series of globally scaled activations, with Messi as the emotional catalyst.

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(By Rovmistrosky — from FIU with Maqueda & Maurizi) Florida International University, a high‑impact institution, is establishing a presence in Uruguay, driven by a vision of economic freedom and development. Andrés “Andy” Rivas (Argentina) will lead the regional representation, opening a new chapter of collaboration among academia, government, and the private sector.

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