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  • José Escorcia, figura de Colombia y goleador del Suramericano Sub-17: ‘Cuando tenemos que meter, metemos’

    La Selección Colombia dio una muestra de contundencia en la final del Suramericano Sub-17. Y en medio de muchos rendimientos parejos, una figura sobresalió: José Rafael Escorcia, un extremo zurdo nacido en Cartagena que está haciendo su proceso de formación en Atlético Nacional.

    Escorcia fue distinguido por la Conmebol como el máximo artillero del campeonato: marcó cuatro anotaciones, una de ellas de gran factura contra Argentina en la final de este domingo en Luque. Además, aportó dos asistencias, ambas en la final.

    José Escorcia Foto:Staff Images. Conmebol

    LEA TAMBIÉN

    Colombia, campeón del Suramericano Sub-17

    Ya había marcado el gol de penalti luego de la insólita infracción del portero de Chile, Vicente Villegas. Y luego fue fundamental en el remate del Suramericano, pues, además de su gol en el partido por el título, había marcado doblete en la semifinal contra Brasil.

    La felicidad de José Escorcia por el título de Colombia

    “La verdad, siento mucha alegría por este Suramericano, alegre porque salimos campeones. Gracias a mis compañeros y al cuerpo técnico, que siempre nos ayudó”, declaró Escorcia, citado por Deportes RCN.

    José Escorcia Foto:Staff Images. Conmebol

    Colombia se levantó de las lesiones de varios de sus referentes

    El extremo reconoció que el torneo no fue fácil y que haber perdido a varias fichas por lesión al comienzo del torneo les obligó a exigirse al máximo. “Son muchos esfuerzos que hemos hecho, por esos jugadores que se nos lesionaron, que no están con nosotros en estos momentos, y por esa jerarquía y esos huevos que tenemos todos”, puntualizó.

    La Selección fue creciendo con el paso de los partidos y eso también lo destacó Escorcia.

    José Escorcia Foto:Staff Images. Conmebol

    “Este equipo tiene un grupo muy unido, siempre estamos unidos. A la hora de meter, metemos; gracias a Dios se nos dio el título”, insistió. “Esto es para un país, Colombia. Darle gracias a Dios por este gran triunfo que nos regaló, a mi familia, a mi madre, a mi padre, y pues, a seguir dándole”, agregó.

    Escorcia también integró la Selección que disputó el año pasado el Mundial Sub-17, también en Catar, donde jugó cuatro partidos, pero no marcó goles. Tendrá revancha a final de año.

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  • Esposa de Alberto N ‘el Patrón’ reaparece y lanza mensaje tras haberlo denunciado por violencia familiar

    Esposa de Alberto N ‘el Patrón’ reaparece y lanza mensaje tras haberlo denunciado por violencia familiar

    A principios de abril, Alberto N, también conocido como ‘el Patrón’, fue detenido en San Luis Potosí luego de que su esposa, Mary Carmen Rodríguez Lucero, lo acusara de presunta violencia. El luchador pasó unos días en prisión y fue puesto en libertad con la condición de que cumpliera ciertas medidas impuestas por un juez.

    Desde el comienzo del caso contra el exparticipante de ‘La granja VIP’, la ciclista no quiso dar declaraciones. Y es que, según lo reportado por diversos medios, no se sentía lista y las heridas en su rostro eran muy evidentes.

    No fue hasta hace unas horas que Mary Carmen usó su Instagram para dar a conocer cómo se encuentra actualmente, ¿qué dijo? Te contamos todo lo que dijo.

    Esposa de 'Patrón'

    Esposa de ‘Patrón’

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    Te podría interesar: Alberto ‘N’, el Patrón’, reaparece luego de denuncia por violencia familiar, ¿se arrepiente?: “El mejor de todos”

    ¿Por qué Alberto N ‘el Patrón’ salió de prisión?

    Alberto N ‘el Patrón’ fue detenido el pasado 6 de abril en el fraccionamiento Lomas del Tecnológico, ubicado en San Luis Potosí, luego de que su esposa marcara al 911. Según el comunicado emitido por la Fiscalía General de Justicia potosina, el luchador estaba golpeando a su esposa cuando la policía llegó a la escena.

    La denunciante testificó que Alberto la estaba violentando de forma física y verbal. Tras el arresto, fue puesto a disposición de la Fiscalía Especializada en la Atención de la Mujer, la Familia y Delitos Sexuales.

    Luego de 48 horas, fue llevado al penal conocido como ‘la Pila’, donde se llevó a cabo su primera audiencia el 9 de abril. En esa ocasión, se le impuso prisión preventiva mientras se desarrollaban las investigaciones correspondientes.

    Si bien se creía que el famoso quedaría en la cárcel, sorpresivamente fue puesto en libertad el 11 de abril, luego de que, en una segunda audiencia, él aceptara la culpabilidad de sus acciones y mostrara estar arrepentido. Se reportó que un juez habría impuesto algunas medidas cautelares que incluirían no acercarse a la víctima y pagar una compensación por el daño de un millón de pesos.

    Cabe mencionar que una fuente cercana a Rodríguez contó para TVNotas que ella decidió aceptar la compensación para ponerle un alto a la polémica. Dijo que el deseo de la ciclista es recuperar su paz, poder divorciarse del luchador y quedarse con una de sus propiedades.

    El Patrón

    El Patrón

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    No te pierdas: Alberto ‘N’, ‘el Patrón’: ¿Qué compensación obtendría la esposa del luchador tras la denuncia de violencia?

    Así fue como la esposa de Alberto N ‘el Patrón’ reapareció tras denunciar al luchador

    Hace algunas horas, Mary Carmen Rodríguez Lucero, esposa de Alberto, compartió un par de historias en Instagram que han dado mucho de qué hablar. En la primera, se puede ver a Mary Carmen en lo que parece ser una carrera de bicicleta. No se alcanza a ver el rostro de la mujer. El post vino con el siguiente mensaje:

    “Mi familia siempre al rescate. Gracias”

    Mary Carmen Rodríguez

    La segunda historia fue un collage de fotografías en las que se observan algunos momentos del trayecto, incluyendo una imagen de Mary con sus amigos. Rodríguez está usando unos lentes de sol. Se desconoce si las imágenes son actuales o no, pero, en caso de que sean recientes, todo indica que ya está mejor.

    Esposa de 'Patrón'

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    ¿Cuándo se divorciarán Mary Carmen Rodríguez y Alberto N ‘el Patrón’?

    Hasta el momento, ni ‘el Patrón’ ni su esposa han mencionado nada acerca de cuándo o cómo se dará su divorcio. No obstante, una fuente cercana a ella contó a TVNotas que la ciclista cree que el caso legal por maltrato podría acelerar el trámite.

    Ella no quiere dinero o hundirlo. Solo quiere recuperar su tranquilidad. El divorcio será otorgado rápido por este antecedente. Esperamos que ‘el Patrón’ no quiera ponerse conflictivo en este asunto. Además, Mary Carmen también está protegiendo a sus hijos. Aunque no son de él, sí convivían mucho y no quiere que les pase algo después a ellos. No se lo perdonaría”, comentó.

    Mira: Kim Shantal se pronuncia ante la detención del ‘Patrón’ por supuesta violencia a su esposa, ¿lo defendió?

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  • Starting 5: LeBron’s dimes lead Lakers, Joker & Murray take control, Knicks & Cavs take Playoff Game 1 wins

    LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers took Game 1 over the Rockets, as The King handed out 13 assists.

    Not in our house.

    Saturday was for the home teams, as higher seeds opened the 2026 Playoffs 4-0.

    With four more Game 1s on the way — two on ABC, two on NBC & Peacock — what does today have in store?


    5 STORIES IN TODAY’S EDITION 🏀

    April 19, 2026

    LeBron & Luke: James, Kennard lead Lakers over Rockets with Durant out

    Denver’s D: Joker & Murray boost scoring while Nuggets shut down Wolves to win Game 1

    East Winners: Spida’s 32 lead Saturday’s scorers, Brunson opens & KAT closes as Knicks, Cavs take Game 1’s

    ABC Doubleheader: Sixers, Celtics meet for record 116th Playoff game, Thunder’s road to repeat begins

    NBC Sunday Night Basketball: No. 1 Pistons clash with No. 8 Magic, Wemby makes Playoff debut


    BUT FIRST … ⏰

    Reloaded with four more Game 1’s

    Scores & Schedule

    Sunday brings four more Game 1’s to get all first-round series underway.

    • ABC Doubleheader: No. 2 Celtics meet No. 7 Sixers (1 ET) and No. 1 Thunder start title defense vs. No. 8 Suns (3:30 ET)
    • SNB On NBC & Peacock: No. 1 Pistons clash with No. 8 Magic (6:30 ET) before Wemby makes his Playoff debut vs. No. 2 Blazers (9 ET)

    Playoff Bracket


    1. HOLLYWOOD NIGHT: LEBRON & LUKE SHOW TAKES GAME 1 FOR L.A.

    LeBron James, Luke Kennard

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    Houston and L.A. began their First Round series Saturday without the matchup’s top-3 scorers.

    In response, the game’s all-time leading scorer came out with seemingly one thing on his mind:

    Make something happen.

    Lakers 107, Rockets 98: James (19 pts, 8 reb) dished out eight 1st-quarter dimes, on his way to 13 total, and Luke Kennard netted Playoff career-highs of 27 points and 5 3s (100 3P%) to help the Lakers take a 1-0 lead.

    L.A. was without top scorers Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, while Houston missed Kevin Durant (knee contusion) after a practice collision. | Recap

    • “For me, I gotta do a little bit of everything,” LeBron said postgame. “That’s what the job requires. So that’s being a triple-threat: being able to rebound, being able to pass, being able to shoot. Also defend.”
    • James’ 5th assist – to Kennard – put him at the 2,100 mark for his Playoff career, joining only Magic Johnson as the only players to log that many
    • Getting to 8 in that 1st frame, LeBron set a career Playoff high for any quarter, and a Lakers record for most in any Playoff quarter in the play-by-play era
    • Finishing with 13, James became the first player age 41 or older with both double-digit assists and a points/assists double-double in a Playoff game
    LeBron & Bronny James

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    The passing game wasn’t the only area where LeBron made history, as he and Bronny became the NBA’s first father-son duo to win a Playoff game together.

    • “That’s probably the craziest thing that’s ever happened to me in my career,” LeBron said of playing in the Playoffs with Bronny. “That’s just insane.”
    • Kennard’s Turn: The sharpshooter’s 27 points equal the 2nd-highest total ever for a player in his Lakers postseason debut, trailing Nick Van Exel by a bucket
    • Houston filled in for Durant with five 15+ point scorers, including Alperen Sengun (19), Amen Thompson (17), Reed Sheppard (17), Tari Eason (16) and Jabari Smith Jr. (16)

    Durant gets an extra day to heal his bruised knee, as the series picks up on Tuesday with Game 2 from L.A. (10:30 ET, NBC/Peacock).


    2. NUGGETS WIN GAME 1: 2ND-HALF SHUTDOWN COOLS RIVAL WOLVES

    Nikola Jokić

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    Nikola Jokić had 6 points at halftime. He finished with a 25-point triple-double.

    Jamal Murray went 0-for-8 from 3. He logged a game-high 30 points.

    Denver started 6-for-22 (27.3 FG%) from the field. They won by double-digits.

    Showing no panic, the 3-seed Nuggets let their game find its own way in time, and that paid off for a 1-0 First Round lead.

    Nuggets 116, Wolves 105: Denver shook off a quiet start to catch the Wolves by halftime and lead the rest of the way, with Joker (25 pts, 13 reb, 11 ast) and Murray guiding the group past Anthony Edwards (22 pts, 9 reb, 7 ast) and their rival Wolves.

    Not to be lost in Saturday’s Playoffs excitement, Denver has now won 13 straight games, dating back a full month to its last loss on March 18. | Recap

    • Cold Open: The Nuggets’ 6-for-22 start had them facing their largest deficit of the game (12 pts), and still trailing by double-digits going into the 2nd quarter
    • Tale Of Two Lines: With 3s not falling, Murray started driving, getting to the foul line eight times in his 14-point, 2nd-quarter rally. He finished 16-for-16 from the stripe
    • “We just had to keep shooting,” Murray said. “Myself included. I didn’t make a 3 today. But I didn’t stop shooting. And I was able to find guys and keep the defense on their toes.”
    • A Breakthrough: Then early in the 3rd, a 17-2 Denver run built a double-digit lead, with Jokić going on the attack for 12 of his 25 points in that quarter
    • Joker credited homecourt advantage: “Whenever we needed a little spark, [the fans] were behind our back, and I love to play in front of our crowds. I think they’re great.”

    Anthony Edwards

    From there, the Nuggets held the Wolves to just four made 3s and 43 points in the 2nd half. Minnesota had only seven halves all season of 43 points or fewer.

    • AE & KG: Edwards passed Kevin Garnett twice with his 237th career Playoff assist, in his 32nd career 20+ point playoff game, taking the franchise lead in both categories
    • Murray Joins Jokić: Murray reached his 20th career 30+ point Playoff game, joining Joker (35) as the only Nuggets ever with 20 or more such games
    • Jokić Tops MPJ: Joker passed former Nugget Michael Porter Jr. (166) for 2nd-most Playoff triples made in franchise history

    Game 2 from Mile High comes our way Monday night (10:30 ET, NBC/Peacock).


    3. EAST WINS: BRUNSON OPENS, KAT CLOSES, SPIDA LEADS ALL SCORERS

    Karl-Anthony Towns

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    Floater in the lane: ✅

    Contested wing 3-ball: ✅

    Fadeaway bank shot: ✅

    Transition triple: ✅

    Face-up fadeaway J: ✅

    Pull-up from long-range: ✅

    Jalen Brunson started Saturday 6-for-6 for 15 points in under 6 minutes.

    All that, and the Knicks were up just six, as both New York and Atlanta shot over 85% in the opening 4 minutes of their First Round series opener.

    Knicks 113, Hawks 102: Brunson scored 19 of his game-high 28 points in that 1st quarter, and Karl-Anthony Towns (25 pts, 8 reb) took control down the stretch, as New York outlasted CJ McCollum (26 pts, 4 3s) and Atlanta for a 1-0 series lead. | Recap

    • 2nd-Half KAT: After a 1-for-6 1st half, Towns took the baton from Brunson, scoring 19 of his 25 points in the 2nd half
    • “I was just rusty,” Towns said of his 1st half. “12 days, 13 days without playing… It takes a toll. So just trying to knock the rust off early in the game.”
    • It was Towns who sealed the win in the 4th, sinking a triple followed by an and-1 take for back-to-back 3-point plays, capping a 10-0 Knicks run and stretching their lead to 19
    • “I knew I was gonna get a chance to show what I could do in a pivotal moment,” said Towns. “I felt good about the 4th quarter and I’m glad I was able to make those shots for my teammates.”
    • JB Ties Clyde: Brunson recorded his 29th Playoff game of 25+ points as a Knick, tying Walt Frazier for the 2nd-most in franchise history. Only Patrick Ewing (43) has more

    New York and Atlanta tip off Game 2 at The Garden Monday night (8 ET, NBC/Peacock)


    Donovan Mitchell

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    With 2:01 remaining, the Cleveland crowd rose to its feet.

    The Cavs’ first unit subbed out to a standing ovation, up 16.

    Playoff basketball was back in The Land, celebrating a First-Round, Game 1 win for the third consecutive year.

    Cavaliers 126, Raptors 113: Donovan Mitchell poured in a game-high 32 points, setting an NBA record with his ninth straight 30+ point performance in a series opener, as the Cavs rolled to a 1-0 lead over RJ Barrett (24 pts), Scottie Barnes (21 pts, 7 ast) and the Raptors. | Recap

    • Applause-Worthy: Backing up Mitchell, Max Strus went for a Playoff career-high 24 pts, James Harden (22 pts) dished out 10 assists, and Evan Mobley (17 pts, 7 reb) controlled the paint
    • Go Time: In a 4-point game with 1:11 to play before halftime, Cleveland exploded into the 2nd half with a 27-9 carryover run, leading the rest of the way. Strus had 11 points (3 3s) in that decisive stretch
    • “Coming out in the 3rd quarter, we upped our intensity defensively,” Mitchell said of the getaway run. “And then obviously, offensively, we did what we do.”

    Mitchell’s record-setting nine-game, 30+ point streak in Game 1s has helped him to a 33.1 ppg average across 12 career Game 1s.

    This was his 32nd-career 30+ point Playoff game, and 13th for Cleveland, passing Kyrie Irving for 2nd-most in Cavs history.

    • “32 is 32, but I’m happy I got a steal…” Mitchell said. “I’m finding ways to get rebounds… Those are the little details that carry over to wins.”
    • Harden’s History: The Beard passed Larry Bird (3,897 pts) for 13th place on the NBA’s all-time postseason scoring list
    • “It’s tough for defenses to try to figure out which ways to guard both of us,” Mitchell said of his first Playoff pairing with Harden. “We gotta keep it up for the series.”

    James Harden


    4. TODAY ON ABC: 76ERS-CELTICS RIVALRY, CHAMPS START TITLE DEFENSE

    Jaylen Brown, Tyrese Maxey

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    The reunited 2024 champs and the Divisional rival who played them closer than anyone this season.

    The well-rested defending champions and the red-hot shooting squad who won the West Play-In Finale.

    ABC’s Playoff matineé doubleheader delivers on drama and deep storylines. Here’s what to watch for:

    (7) Sixers at (2) Celtics (1 ET): NBA Playoff Sunday tips off with the 116th postseason meeting of Philly and Boston, the most in NBA history.  The Celtics lead this series all-time, 66-50.

    The last time these two franchises met in the Playoffs, the 2023 East Semis went a full seven games, with Jayson Tatum delivering an iconic 50-ball to end it.

    • Jay & Jay: Scoring 20+ points in each of his last seven games, Tatum (21.8 ppg in 16 gm) is reunited with Jaylen Brown, who set career-highs (28.7 ppg) while leading the C’s all year
    • Before Tatum’s return, these two teams lived up to their thrilling history with three early season matchups, each decided by the final possession (2-1 PHI)
    • Philly’s Answer: The Sixers will look to attack with the duo of top-5 scorer Tyrese Maxey (28.3) and two-way talent VJ Edgecombe, the first rookie in 7+ years with 1100 points and 100 steals — not to mention Paul George, who’s averaged 21.2 ppg in his Playoff career
    Dillon Brooks, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

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    Following Philly and Boston, OKC takes off on its road to two in a row.

    (8) Suns at (1) Thunder (3:30 ET): The reigning champs begin their quest to repeat, taking on Devin Booker, Jalen Green and the hot-shooting Suns.

    No NBA team has repeated since the Warriors in 2017-18, with seven straight unique champions since.

    • The Thunder are the NBA’s youngest champion in 50 years, and boast the league’s best defensive rating (106.5) since the 2019-20 Bucks, holding opponents 3.5 FG percentage points below the league average
    • Phoenix joins OKC with a top-10 defensive rating (112.9, 9th), while both teams rank top-5 in steals per game (9.5+)
    • The Reigning MVP: SGA is the first guard in NBA history to average 30+ ppg on 55% shooting. He also ranks 2nd in ppg (31.1), 2nd in iso ppg (8.3), 2nd in 30-pt games (43), and 1st in total clutch points (175)
    • Suns all-time leading scorer Devin Booker has the help of a hot hand in Jalen Green, who enters off the 2nd-ever back-to-back 35+ point performances in Play-In history

    5. SNB: NO. 1 PISTONS, NO. 8 MAGIC COLLIDE BEFORE WEMBY’S PLAYOFF DEBUT 

    Cade Cunningham, Paolo Banchero

    NBC & Peacock’s Sunday doubleheader features two of this Playoff field’s strongest contenders, in East 1-seed Detroit and West 2-seed San Antonio.

    But their respective First Round opponents are uniquely qualified to make this matchup tougher than seedings might suggest.

    (8) Magic at (1) Pistons (6:30 ET): Detroit begins its Playoff after its first 60-win season since 2006-07.

    The league leader in both steals (10.4) and blocks (6.4) per game, the Pistons operate with the identity of defensive physicality – something Orlando just utilized to overpower the Hornets in its Play-In win to get here.

    The Pistons are led by the rising All-Star duo of Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren.

    • Cade is back from his collapsed lung, and Detroit’s offensive engine was missed: The Pistons have a 120.4 OffRtg with Cade on-floor, and a 111.1 with him off; a 9.3-point swing
    • First-time All-Star Duren dominates the paint with the league’s 3rd-most PITP, while Ausar Thompson logged the most steals in a season (146) by a Piston since Ben Wallace in 06-07

    The Magic enter the series coming off a Play-In game statement, making their third straight Playoffs. The team split its four-game series with Detroit this season.

    • Paolo Banchero has 336 points through his first 12 career Playoff games (28.0 ppg), and led the way for Orlando in its Play-In win, with 12 first quarter points and a game-high 25 overall
    • Acquired last offseason, Desmond Bane has delivered offensively, leading the team in total points (1647) and total 3s (167), and ranking 2nd in assists (338)
    Victor Wembanyama, Deni Avdija

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    After a year of bending physics on the court — and transforming the Spurs into one of the league’s toughest teams — third-year superstar Victor Wembanyama’s about to make his debut on the league’s biggest stage: The Playoffs.

    (7) Blazers at (2) Spurs (9 ET): Wemby is set to make his first Playoff appearance against a Portland team that beat San Antonio once in three tries this season.

    • The Spurs return to the Playoffs for the first time since 2018–19, with their first 60-win season since 2016–17. They flipped from 60 losses to 60 wins in just two years
    • February March: Half those wins came in the final 2.5 months of this season, losing just four games after the start of February (30–4 record)
    • With Wemby on the floor, opposing teams shot 5.7% worse – the largest on/off difference of the decade – and the Spurs posted a 103.6 defensive rating, which would rank as the best in the league over a full season

    But it’s not just Wemby. He’s backed by a dynamic trio of guards.

    • Stephon Castle, the reigning Rookie of the Year, took a leap this season, increasing his points, rebounds, assists, and steals.
    • De’Aaron Fox, a two-time All-Star, finished second on the team in scoring and led the team in total clutch points.
    • Dylan Harper, the No. 2 overall pick in this year’s draft, provides a spark off the bench for this Spurs squad.

    Portland features the league’s third-best defense since the All-Star break, and an international All-Star on the rise, who’s coming off a huge performance.

    • Deni Avdija became the first player to record 40 points and 10 assists in a Play-In game, capping off a breakout year in which he joined Joker and Luka as the only players to average 24/6/6

     

  • Estados Unidos ataca una lancha en el Caribe y mata a tres personas

    Estados Unidos ataca una lancha en el Caribe y mata a tres personas

    Estados Unidos ha anunciado este domingo el ataque sobre una embarcación en el Caribe en el que ha matado a tres personas, según un comunicado del Comando Sur. Acusan a la lancha de transitar por “rutas conocidas del narcotráfico”, sin especificar el lugar del bombardeo.

    En un mensaje publicado en la red social X, el Southcom ha informado que “bajo la dirección del comandante del Comando Sur, el general Francis L. Donovan, la Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta Southern Spear llevó a cabo un ataque cinético letal contra una embarcación operada por organizaciones terroristas designadas”.

    La inteligencia de Estados Unidos, según el post de X, ha confirmado que “la embarcación participaba en operaciones de narcotráfico”. El mensaje ha detallado que “tres narcoterroristas hombres murieron durante la operación” y ningún miembro de las fuerzas militares del país norteamericano resultó herido.

    Este nuevo ataque se produce en el marco de la operación Lanza del Sur, que el país norteamericano implementa desde el segundo semestre del año pasado en el área de influencia del Comando Sur (Centroamérica, Sudamérica y el Caribe).

    La operación Lanza del Sur comenzó sus acciones contra supuestas lanchas del narcotráfico, sin que hasta ahora se conozcan pruebas concretas, para incrementar la presión contra Venezuela y su expresidente Nicolás Maduro, que fue capturado el 3 de enero en una operación militar realizada por Washington.

  • Morena quiere retrasar la elección judicial a 2028 para poder corregir las fallas del proceso

    Morena quiere retrasar la elección judicial a 2028 para poder corregir las fallas del proceso

    La autocrítica en el oficialismo mexicano se envuelve en eufemismos. La elección inédita de jueces, magistrados y ministros de 2025 —el núcleo de la reforma judicial heredada por Andrés Manuel López Obrador a Claudia Sheinbaum— dejó una estela de resultados incómodos para Morena: baja participación ciudadana, campañas desdibujadas, pero principalmente, la llegada a cargos clave de perfiles sin la experiencia ni la solidez técnica y la probidad esperadas. Hoy, a menos de dos años de la segunda cita electoral en las urnas para elegir a los impartidores de justicia, el partido gobernante alista una corrección de fondo que pasa por posponer la elección judicial hasta 2028 para que no coincidan con las intermedias y rediseñar las reglas del proceso para contener los efectos de ese primer ensayo fallido.

    Una nueva iniciativa de reforma constitucional que en los próximos días será presentada por legisladores oficialistas simultáneamente en la Cámara de Diputados y en el Senado, busca reconfigurar el modelo de elección judicial de reciente implementación. Aunque la retórica será el “perfeccionamiento” y “ajustes técnicos”, fuentes cercanas al proceso reconocen que el objetivo es evitar que se repita el desorden de 2025 y blindar la legitimidad del mecanismo antes de su segunda gran prueba, que hoy se contempla para el próximo año.

    El rediseño incluye cambios sustanciales. El primero, y quizá más relevante, es posponer la siguiente elección judicial hasta el primer domingo de junio de 2028, para impedir que se empaten con las elecciones federales intermedias de 2027, en las que se renovarán 17 gubernaturas, diputaciones y miles de cargos locales. La decisión responde al diagnóstico de que mezclar ambas elecciones complica operativamente los comicios, diluye la deliberación pública sobre los candidatos judiciales y somete el proceso a dinámicas partidistas.

    Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar, vicecoordinador de Morena en la Cámara baja y uno de los principales promotores de la reforma, lo plantea en términos institucionales: separar las fechas permitirá que la ciudadanía evalúe con mayor detenimiento a los aspirantes y reducirá la presión política sobre un poder que, en teoría, debe ser independiente. Pero en privado, voces dentro del oficialismo admiten que se busca evitar el arrastre electoral, los llamados acordeones para inducir y el voto desinformado que caracterizaron la jornada anterior, además de frenar el galimatías operativo que se avizora para el Instituto Nacional Electoral si se celebran a la vez ambas elecciones.

    El segundo eje de la iniciativa interviene directamente al corazón del problema: los perfiles. La reforma plantea sustituir criterios como las cartas de recomendación de los vecinos por mecanismos homogéneos de evaluación técnica. Entre ellos, destacan exámenes de conocimientos obligatorios, certificaciones emitidas por la Escuela Nacional de Formación Judicial y requisitos más estrictos de experiencia profesional: diez años para aspirantes a ministros y siete para magistraturas de circuito.

    La intención es clara: cerrar el paso a candidaturas improvisadas o impulsadas por capital político más que por trayectoria jurídica. En 2025, la amplitud de candidaturas, sumada a la falta de filtros efectivos, derivó en una oferta de candidatos casi imposible de procesar para el electorado y, en algunos casos, a la victoria de perfiles cuestionados incluso dentro del propio oficialismo.

    Otro cambio clave es la eliminación de los tres comités de evaluación —uno por cada poder de la Unión— para sustituirlos por un Comité Único de Evaluación integrado por nueve personas, con tres designaciones por cada poder. La medida busca homogeneizar criterios, pero también concentrar la responsabilidad en un solo órgano. Para sus impulsores, es una forma de evitar disparidades, discrecionalidad y errores como los que ocurrieron en 2025.

    La enmienda también incorpora una cláusula que prohíbe haber sido militante o dirigente de un partido político en el año previo a la convocatoria. Aunque limitada en su alcance temporal, la disposición responde a una crítica recurrente: la politización de las candidaturas judiciales. Con todo, no deja de saltar una incógnita: ¿Un año es suficiente para garantizar una verdadera desvinculación partidista?.

    En paralelo, se propone reducir el número de candidaturas por puesto. Menos aspirantes permitirían un escrutinio más riguroso por parte de la ciudadanía. En la práctica, también implica un mayor control en la fase de selección, donde se define quién llega a la boleta. El paquete de reformas no se limita al proceso electoral. Incluye, además, una reorganización de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación en dos secciones: administrativa y jurisdiccional, con el objetivo de agilizar la resolución de casos y reducir el rezago. Asimismo, plantea fortalecer la arquitectura institucional del sistema judicial, mejorando la coordinación entre el órgano de administración, el tribunal de disciplina y la propia Corte.

    Pese a la narrativa de continuidad, la iniciativa tiene un trasfondo político. Fuentes legislativas coinciden en que, aunque el proyecto será presentado por senadores y diputados de Morena, su diseño cuenta con el visto bueno —y la intervención directa— de la presidenta Sheinbaum. La pregunta inevitable es por qué estos ajustes no se incluyeron en el llamado plan B de la reforma electoral de la mandataria. La respuesta se encamina al ambiente de tensión que se vivió con los aliados del oficialismo, el Partido del Trabajo y el Partido Verde Ecologista de México, lo que llevó a descartar cambios adicionales que pudieran complicar las negociaciones. Ramírez Cuéllar evita mirar atrás. “Ya lo pasado, pasado”, dice cuando se le cuestiona sobre la omisión.

    Morena deberá construir consensos no solo con sus aliados, sino también con integrantes del propio Poder Judicial, incluidos ministros y magistrados que han sido críticos del modelo. La promesa de “perfeccionar” la democratización judicial podría chocar con la percepción de que se trata de un intento corregir un mal experimento. “Estamos construyendo consensos. Queremos platicar con todos, conversar también con los ministros de la Corte, con los magistrados del Tribunal de Disciplina Judicial”, ha sostenido el vicecoordinador de la bancada guinda.

    La experiencia de 2025 mostró que abrir las urnas no garantiza, por sí mismo, mejores resultados. Ahora, el oficialismo apuesta por introducir filtros que corrijan esa contradicción sin renunciar al principio de elección directa y sin reconocer abiertamente que erraron. La segunda elección de la reforma judicial no solo pondrá a prueba el modelo, sino también la capacidad del oficialismo para corregir sus propios experimentos.

  • Starting 5: LeBron’s dimes lead Lakers, Joker & Murray take control, Knicks & Cavs take Playoff Game 1 wins

    LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers took Game 1 over the Rockets, as The King handed out 13 assists.

    Not in our house.

    Saturday was for the home teams, as higher seeds opened the 2026 Playoffs 4-0.

    With four more Game 1s on the way — two on ABC, two on NBC & Peacock — what does today have in store?


    5 STORIES IN TODAY’S EDITION 🏀

    April 19, 2026

    LeBron & Luke: James, Kennard lead Lakers over Rockets with Durant out

    Denver’s D: Joker & Murray boost scoring while Nuggets shut down Wolves to win Game 1

    East Winners: Spida’s 32 lead Saturday’s scorers, Brunson opens & KAT closes as Knicks, Cavs take Game 1’s

    ABC Doubleheader: Sixers, Celtics meet for record 116th Playoff game, Thunder’s road to repeat begins

    NBC Sunday Night Basketball: No. 1 Pistons clash with No. 8 Magic, Wemby makes Playoff debut


    BUT FIRST … ⏰

    Reloaded with four more Game 1’s

    Scores & Schedule

    Sunday brings four more Game 1’s to get all first-round series underway.

    • ABC Doubleheader: No. 2 Celtics meet No. 7 Sixers (1 ET) and No. 1 Thunder start title defense vs. No. 8 Suns (3:30 ET)
    • SNB On NBC & Peacock: No. 1 Pistons clash with No. 8 Magic (6:30 ET) before Wemby makes his Playoff debut vs. No. 2 Blazers (9 ET)

    Playoff Bracket


    1. HOLLYWOOD NIGHT: LEBRON & LUKE SHOW TAKES GAME 1 FOR L.A.

    LeBron James, Luke Kennard

    Adam Pantozzi/NBAE via Getty Images

    Houston and L.A. began their First Round series Saturday without the matchup’s top-3 scorers.

    In response, the game’s all-time leading scorer came out with seemingly one thing on his mind:

    Make something happen.

    Lakers 107, Rockets 98: James (19 pts, 8 reb) dished out eight 1st-quarter dimes, on his way to 13 total, and Luke Kennard netted Playoff career-highs of 27 points and 5 3s (100 3P%) to help the Lakers take a 1-0 lead.

    L.A. was without top scorers Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, while Houston missed Kevin Durant (knee contusion) after a practice collision. | Recap

    • “For me, I gotta do a little bit of everything,” LeBron said postgame. “That’s what the job requires. So that’s being a triple-threat: being able to rebound, being able to pass, being able to shoot. Also defend.”
    • James’ 5th assist – to Kennard – put him at the 2,100 mark for his Playoff career, joining only Magic Johnson as the only players to log that many
    • Getting to 8 in that 1st frame, LeBron set a career Playoff high for any quarter, and a Lakers record for most in any Playoff quarter in the play-by-play era
    • Finishing with 13, James became the first player age 41 or older with both double-digit assists and a points/assists double-double in a Playoff game
    LeBron & Bronny James

    Sean M. Haffey/NBAE via Getty Images

    The passing game wasn’t the only area where LeBron made history, as he and Bronny became the NBA’s first father-son duo to win a Playoff game together.

    • “That’s probably the craziest thing that’s ever happened to me in my career,” LeBron said of playing in the Playoffs with Bronny. “That’s just insane.”
    • Kennard’s Turn: The sharpshooter’s 27 points equal the 2nd-highest total ever for a player in his Lakers postseason debut, trailing Nick Van Exel by a bucket
    • Houston filled in for Durant with five 15+ point scorers, including Alperen Sengun (19), Amen Thompson (17), Reed Sheppard (17), Tari Eason (16) and Jabari Smith Jr. (16)

    Durant gets an extra day to heal his bruised knee, as the series picks up on Tuesday with Game 2 from L.A. (10:30 ET, NBC/Peacock).


    2. NUGGETS WIN GAME 1: 2ND-HALF SHUTDOWN COOLS RIVAL WOLVES

    Nikola Jokić

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    Nikola Jokić had 6 points at halftime. He finished with a 25-point triple-double.

    Jamal Murray went 0-for-8 from 3. He logged a game-high 30 points.

    Denver started 6-for-22 (27.3 FG%) from the field. They won by double-digits.

    Showing no panic, the 3-seed Nuggets let their game find its own way in time, and that paid off for a 1-0 First Round lead.

    Nuggets 116, Wolves 105: Denver shook off a quiet start to catch the Wolves by halftime and lead the rest of the way, with Joker (25 pts, 13 reb, 11 ast) and Murray guiding the group past Anthony Edwards (22 pts, 9 reb, 7 ast) and their rival Wolves.

    Not to be lost in Saturday’s Playoffs excitement, Denver has now won 13 straight games, dating back a full month to its last loss on March 18. | Recap

    • Cold Open: The Nuggets’ 6-for-22 start had them facing their largest deficit of the game (12 pts), and still trailing by double-digits going into the 2nd quarter
    • Tale Of Two Lines: With 3s not falling, Murray started driving, getting to the foul line eight times in his 14-point, 2nd-quarter rally. He finished 16-for-16 from the stripe
    • “We just had to keep shooting,” Murray said. “Myself included. I didn’t make a 3 today. But I didn’t stop shooting. And I was able to find guys and keep the defense on their toes.”
    • A Breakthrough: Then early in the 3rd, a 17-2 Denver run built a double-digit lead, with Jokić going on the attack for 12 of his 25 points in that quarter
    • Joker credited homecourt advantage: “Whenever we needed a little spark, [the fans] were behind our back, and I love to play in front of our crowds. I think they’re great.”

    Anthony Edwards

    From there, the Nuggets held the Wolves to just four made 3s and 43 points in the 2nd half. Minnesota had only seven halves all season of 43 points or fewer.

    • AE & KG: Edwards passed Kevin Garnett twice with his 237th career Playoff assist, in his 32nd career 20+ point playoff game, taking the franchise lead in both categories
    • Murray Joins Jokić: Murray reached his 20th career 30+ point Playoff game, joining Joker (35) as the only Nuggets ever with 20 or more such games
    • Jokić Tops MPJ: Joker passed former Nugget Michael Porter Jr. (166) for 2nd-most Playoff triples made in franchise history

    Game 2 from Mile High comes our way Monday night (10:30 ET, NBC/Peacock).


    3. EAST WINS: BRUNSON OPENS, KAT CLOSES, SPIDA LEADS ALL SCORERS

    Karl-Anthony Towns

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    Floater in the lane: ✅

    Contested wing 3-ball: ✅

    Fadeaway bank shot: ✅

    Transition triple: ✅

    Face-up fadeaway J: ✅

    Pull-up from long-range: ✅

    Jalen Brunson started Saturday 6-for-6 for 15 points in under 6 minutes.

    All that, and the Knicks were up just six, as both New York and Atlanta shot over 85% in the opening 4 minutes of their First Round series opener.

    Knicks 113, Hawks 102: Brunson scored 19 of his game-high 28 points in that 1st quarter, and Karl-Anthony Towns (25 pts, 8 reb) took control down the stretch, as New York outlasted CJ McCollum (26 pts, 4 3s) and Atlanta for a 1-0 series lead. | Recap

    • 2nd-Half KAT: After a 1-for-6 1st half, Towns took the baton from Brunson, scoring 19 of his 25 points in the 2nd half
    • “I was just rusty,” Towns said of his 1st half. “12 days, 13 days without playing… It takes a toll. So just trying to knock the rust off early in the game.”
    • It was Towns who sealed the win in the 4th, sinking a triple followed by an and-1 take for back-to-back 3-point plays, capping a 10-0 Knicks run and stretching their lead to 19
    • “I knew I was gonna get a chance to show what I could do in a pivotal moment,” said Towns. “I felt good about the 4th quarter and I’m glad I was able to make those shots for my teammates.”
    • JB Ties Clyde: Brunson recorded his 29th Playoff game of 25+ points as a Knick, tying Walt Frazier for the 2nd-most in franchise history. Only Patrick Ewing (43) has more

    New York and Atlanta tip off Game 2 at The Garden Monday night (8 ET, NBC/Peacock)


    Donovan Mitchell

    Jason Miller/NBAE via Getty Images

    With 2:01 remaining, the Cleveland crowd rose to its feet.

    The Cavs’ first unit subbed out to a standing ovation, up 16.

    Playoff basketball was back in The Land, celebrating a First-Round, Game 1 win for the third consecutive year.

    Cavaliers 126, Raptors 113: Donovan Mitchell poured in a game-high 32 points, setting an NBA record with his ninth straight 30+ point performance in a series opener, as the Cavs rolled to a 1-0 lead over RJ Barrett (24 pts), Scottie Barnes (21 pts, 7 ast) and the Raptors. | Recap

    • Applause-Worthy: Backing up Mitchell, Max Strus went for a Playoff career-high 24 pts, James Harden (22 pts) dished out 10 assists, and Evan Mobley (17 pts, 7 reb) controlled the paint
    • Go Time: In a 4-point game with 1:11 to play before halftime, Cleveland exploded into the 2nd half with a 27-9 carryover run, leading the rest of the way. Strus had 11 points (3 3s) in that decisive stretch
    • “Coming out in the 3rd quarter, we upped our intensity defensively,” Mitchell said of the getaway run. “And then obviously, offensively, we did what we do.”

    Mitchell’s record-setting nine-game, 30+ point streak in Game 1s has helped him to a 33.1 ppg average across 12 career Game 1s.

    This was his 32nd-career 30+ point Playoff game, and 13th for Cleveland, passing Kyrie Irving for 2nd-most in Cavs history.

    • “32 is 32, but I’m happy I got a steal…” Mitchell said. “I’m finding ways to get rebounds… Those are the little details that carry over to wins.”
    • Harden’s History: The Beard passed Larry Bird (3,897 pts) for 13th place on the NBA’s all-time postseason scoring list
    • “It’s tough for defenses to try to figure out which ways to guard both of us,” Mitchell said of his first Playoff pairing with Harden. “We gotta keep it up for the series.”

    James Harden


    4. TODAY ON ABC: 76ERS-CELTICS RIVALRY, CHAMPS START TITLE DEFENSE

    Jaylen Brown, Tyrese Maxey

    Isaiah Vazquez/NBAE via Getty Images

    The reunited 2024 champs and the Divisional rival who played them closer than anyone this season.

    The well-rested defending champions and the red-hot shooting squad who won the West Play-In Finale.

    ABC’s Playoff matineé doubleheader delivers on drama and deep storylines. Here’s what to watch for:

    (7) Sixers at (2) Celtics (1 ET): NBA Playoff Sunday tips off with the 116th postseason meeting of Philly and Boston, the most in NBA history.  The Celtics lead this series all-time, 66-50.

    The last time these two franchises met in the Playoffs, the 2023 East Semis went a full seven games, with Jayson Tatum delivering an iconic 50-ball to end it.

    • Jay & Jay: Scoring 20+ points in each of his last seven games, Tatum (21.8 ppg in 16 gm) is reunited with Jaylen Brown, who set career-highs (28.7 ppg) while leading the C’s all year
    • Before Tatum’s return, these two teams lived up to their thrilling history with three early season matchups, each decided by the final possession (2-1 PHI)
    • Philly’s Answer: The Sixers will look to attack with the duo of top-5 scorer Tyrese Maxey (28.3) and two-way talent VJ Edgecombe, the first rookie in 7+ years with 1100 points and 100 steals — not to mention Paul George, who’s averaged 21.2 ppg in his Playoff career
    Dillon Brooks, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

    Christian Petersen/NBAE via Getty Images

    Following Philly and Boston, OKC takes off on its road to two in a row.

    (8) Suns at (1) Thunder (3:30 ET): The reigning champs begin their quest to repeat, taking on Devin Booker, Jalen Green and the hot-shooting Suns.

    No NBA team has repeated since the Warriors in 2017-18, with seven straight unique champions since.

    • The Thunder are the NBA’s youngest champion in 50 years, and boast the league’s best defensive rating (106.5) since the 2019-20 Bucks, holding opponents 3.5 FG percentage points below the league average
    • Phoenix joins OKC with a top-10 defensive rating (112.9, 9th), while both teams rank top-5 in steals per game (9.5+)
    • The Reigning MVP: SGA is the first guard in NBA history to average 30+ ppg on 55% shooting. He also ranks 2nd in ppg (31.1), 2nd in iso ppg (8.3), 2nd in 30-pt games (43), and 1st in total clutch points (175)
    • Suns all-time leading scorer Devin Booker has the help of a hot hand in Jalen Green, who enters off the 2nd-ever back-to-back 35+ point performances in Play-In history

    5. SNB: NO. 1 PISTONS, NO. 8 MAGIC COLLIDE BEFORE WEMBY’S PLAYOFF DEBUT 

    Cade Cunningham, Paolo Banchero

    NBC & Peacock’s Sunday doubleheader features two of this Playoff field’s strongest contenders, in East 1-seed Detroit and West 2-seed San Antonio.

    But their respective First Round opponents are uniquely qualified to make this matchup tougher than seedings might suggest.

    (8) Magic at (1) Pistons (6:30 ET): Detroit begins its Playoff after its first 60-win season since 2006-07.

    The league leader in both steals (10.4) and blocks (6.4) per game, the Pistons operate with the identity of defensive physicality – something Orlando just utilized to overpower the Hornets in its Play-In win to get here.

    The Pistons are led by the rising All-Star duo of Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren.

    • Cade is back from his collapsed lung, and Detroit’s offensive engine was missed: The Pistons have a 120.4 OffRtg with Cade on-floor, and a 111.1 with him off; a 9.3-point swing
    • First-time All-Star Duren dominates the paint with the league’s 3rd-most PITP, while Ausar Thompson logged the most steals in a season (146) by a Piston since Ben Wallace in 06-07

    The Magic enter the series coming off a Play-In game statement, making their third straight Playoffs. The team split its four-game series with Detroit this season.

    • Paolo Banchero has 336 points through his first 12 career Playoff games (28.0 ppg), and led the way for Orlando in its Play-In win, with 12 first quarter points and a game-high 25 overall
    • Acquired last offseason, Desmond Bane has delivered offensively, leading the team in total points (1647) and total 3s (167), and ranking 2nd in assists (338)
    Victor Wembanyama, Deni Avdija

    Soobum Im/NBAE via Getty Images

    After a year of bending physics on the court — and transforming the Spurs into one of the league’s toughest teams — third-year superstar Victor Wembanyama’s about to make his debut on the league’s biggest stage: The Playoffs.

    (7) Blazers at (2) Spurs (9 ET): Wemby is set to make his first Playoff appearance against a Portland team that beat San Antonio once in three tries this season.

    • The Spurs return to the Playoffs for the first time since 2018–19, with their first 60-win season since 2016–17. They flipped from 60 losses to 60 wins in just two years
    • February March: Half those wins came in the final 2.5 months of this season, losing just four games after the start of February (30–4 record)
    • With Wemby on the floor, opposing teams shot 5.7% worse – the largest on/off difference of the decade – and the Spurs posted a 103.6 defensive rating, which would rank as the best in the league over a full season

    But it’s not just Wemby. He’s backed by a dynamic trio of guards.

    • Stephon Castle, the reigning Rookie of the Year, took a leap this season, increasing his points, rebounds, assists, and steals.
    • De’Aaron Fox, a two-time All-Star, finished second on the team in scoring and led the team in total clutch points.
    • Dylan Harper, the No. 2 overall pick in this year’s draft, provides a spark off the bench for this Spurs squad.

    Portland features the league’s third-best defense since the All-Star break, and an international All-Star on the rise, who’s coming off a huge performance.

    • Deni Avdija became the first player to record 40 points and 10 assists in a Play-In game, capping off a breakout year in which he joined Joker and Luka as the only players to average 24/6/6

     

  • Jugador de Argentina desata polémica con desafiante y ofensiva frase hacia la Selección Colombia tras la final del Sudamericano Sub-17

    Una polémica se desató luego de la victoria de Colombia 4-0 contra Argentina en la final del Sudamericano Sub-17, por cuenta de una declaración de un futbolista gaucho, con desafiante frase. 

    Todo surgió a partir de una frase del jugador Felipe Echenique que rápidamente se viralizó y que fue interpretada como una falta de respeto hacia el combinado colombiano. El jugador aseguró en DSports que, en un hipotético duelo mundialista contra Colombia, “les rompemos el orto”, una expresión que fue tomada como una clara provocación. 

    Colombia vs Argentina – 19 de abril Foto:Federación Colombiana de Fútbol

    Las reacciones no se hicieron esperar. En Colombia, la frase fue ampliamente rechazada por hinchas que consideraron innecesario el tono utilizado, especialmente tratándose de selecciones con historia y rivalidad creciente en el continente. En redes sociales, los comentarios se multiplicaron, con críticas dirigidas al jugador por lo que muchos calificaron como una declaración desafiante y fuera de lugar.

    En medio de la controversia, también surgieron voces que interpretaron las palabras como parte del folclore del fútbol sudamericano, donde las declaraciones fuertes suelen formar parte de la previa. Sin embargo, para otros sectores, este tipo de expresiones pueden contribuir a generar un clima innecesario de hostilidad.

    Triunfo colombiano 

    Con una contundente goleada por 0-4 sobre Argentina, la selección de Colombia se consagró este domingo campeona del Sudamericano Sub-17 disputado en Paraguay y conquistó su segundo título luego de 33 años.

    Colombia repitió la hazaña lograda en 1993, esta vez con un doblete de Miguel Agámez y goles de Matías Caicedo y José Escorcia, y aseguró su boleto al Mundial de la Fifa de la categoría a disputarse en Catar.

    Argentina, que tuvo tres expulsados en el partido, jugará el Mundial, al igual que Brasil, que se quedó en el tercer lugar tras ganar en esta jornada por 0-1 a Ecuador, también clasificada. Completaron los cupos suramericanos para la cita mundialista Uruguay, Chile y Venezuela.

    DEPORTES

    *Este artículo fue reescrito con ayuda de una inteligencia artificial, con la revisión de un redactor.

    Más noticias de deportes

  • Starting 5: LeBron’s dimes lead Lakers, Joker & Murray take control, Knicks & Cavs take Playoff Game 1 wins

    LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers took Game 1 over the Rockets, as The King handed out 13 assists.

    Not in our house.

    Saturday was for the home teams, as higher seeds opened the 2026 Playoffs 4-0.

    With four more Game 1s on the way — two on ABC, two on NBC & Peacock — what does today have in store?


    5 STORIES IN TODAY’S EDITION 🏀

    April 19, 2026

    LeBron & Luke: James, Kennard lead Lakers over Rockets with Durant out

    Denver’s D: Joker & Murray boost scoring while Nuggets shut down Wolves to win Game 1

    East Winners: Spida’s 32 lead Saturday’s scorers, Brunson opens & KAT closes as Knicks, Cavs take Game 1’s

    ABC Doubleheader: Sixers, Celtics meet for record 116th Playoff game, Thunder’s road to repeat begins

    NBC Sunday Night Basketball: No. 1 Pistons clash with No. 8 Magic, Wemby makes Playoff debut


    BUT FIRST … ⏰

    Reloaded with four more Game 1’s

    Scores & Schedule

    Sunday brings four more Game 1’s to get all first-round series underway.

    • ABC Doubleheader: No. 2 Celtics meet No. 7 Sixers (1 ET) and No. 1 Thunder start title defense vs. No. 8 Suns (3:30 ET)
    • SNB On NBC & Peacock: No. 1 Pistons clash with No. 8 Magic (6:30 ET) before Wemby makes his Playoff debut vs. No. 2 Blazers (9 ET)

    Playoff Bracket


    1. HOLLYWOOD NIGHT: LEBRON & LUKE SHOW TAKES GAME 1 FOR L.A.

    LeBron James, Luke Kennard

    Adam Pantozzi/NBAE via Getty Images

    Houston and L.A. began their First Round series Saturday without the matchup’s top-3 scorers.

    In response, the game’s all-time leading scorer came out with seemingly one thing on his mind:

    Make something happen.

    Lakers 107, Rockets 98: James (19 pts, 8 reb) dished out eight 1st-quarter dimes, on his way to 13 total, and Luke Kennard netted Playoff career-highs of 27 points and 5 3s (100 3P%) to help the Lakers take a 1-0 lead.

    L.A. was without top scorers Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, while Houston missed Kevin Durant (knee contusion) after a practice collision. | Recap

    • “For me, I gotta do a little bit of everything,” LeBron said postgame. “That’s what the job requires. So that’s being a triple-threat: being able to rebound, being able to pass, being able to shoot. Also defend.”
    • James’ 5th assist – to Kennard – put him at the 2,100 mark for his Playoff career, joining only Magic Johnson as the only players to log that many
    • Getting to 8 in that 1st frame, LeBron set a career Playoff high for any quarter, and a Lakers record for most in any Playoff quarter in the play-by-play era
    • Finishing with 13, James became the first player age 41 or older with both double-digit assists and a points/assists double-double in a Playoff game
    LeBron & Bronny James

    Sean M. Haffey/NBAE via Getty Images

    The passing game wasn’t the only area where LeBron made history, as he and Bronny became the NBA’s first father-son duo to win a Playoff game together.

    • “That’s probably the craziest thing that’s ever happened to me in my career,” LeBron said of playing in the Playoffs with Bronny. “That’s just insane.”
    • Kennard’s Turn: The sharpshooter’s 27 points equal the 2nd-highest total ever for a player in his Lakers postseason debut, trailing Nick Van Exel by a bucket
    • Houston filled in for Durant with five 15+ point scorers, including Alperen Sengun (19), Amen Thompson (17), Reed Sheppard (17), Tari Eason (16) and Jabari Smith Jr. (16)

    Durant gets an extra day to heal his bruised knee, as the series picks up on Tuesday with Game 2 from L.A. (10:30 ET, NBC/Peacock).


    2. NUGGETS WIN GAME 1: 2ND-HALF SHUTDOWN COOLS RIVAL WOLVES

    Nikola Jokić

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    Nikola Jokić had 6 points at halftime. He finished with a 25-point triple-double.

    Jamal Murray went 0-for-8 from 3. He logged a game-high 30 points.

    Denver started 6-for-22 (27.3 FG%) from the field. They won by double-digits.

    Showing no panic, the 3-seed Nuggets let their game find its own way in time, and that paid off for a 1-0 First Round lead.

    Nuggets 116, Wolves 105: Denver shook off a quiet start to catch the Wolves by halftime and lead the rest of the way, with Joker (25 pts, 13 reb, 11 ast) and Murray guiding the group past Anthony Edwards (22 pts, 9 reb, 7 ast) and their rival Wolves.

    Not to be lost in Saturday’s Playoffs excitement, Denver has now won 13 straight games, dating back a full month to its last loss on March 18. | Recap

    • Cold Open: The Nuggets’ 6-for-22 start had them facing their largest deficit of the game (12 pts), and still trailing by double-digits going into the 2nd quarter
    • Tale Of Two Lines: With 3s not falling, Murray started driving, getting to the foul line eight times in his 14-point, 2nd-quarter rally. He finished 16-for-16 from the stripe
    • “We just had to keep shooting,” Murray said. “Myself included. I didn’t make a 3 today. But I didn’t stop shooting. And I was able to find guys and keep the defense on their toes.”
    • A Breakthrough: Then early in the 3rd, a 17-2 Denver run built a double-digit lead, with Jokić going on the attack for 12 of his 25 points in that quarter
    • Joker credited homecourt advantage: “Whenever we needed a little spark, [the fans] were behind our back, and I love to play in front of our crowds. I think they’re great.”

    Anthony Edwards

    From there, the Nuggets held the Wolves to just four made 3s and 43 points in the 2nd half. Minnesota had only seven halves all season of 43 points or fewer.

    • AE & KG: Edwards passed Kevin Garnett twice with his 237th career Playoff assist, in his 32nd career 20+ point playoff game, taking the franchise lead in both categories
    • Murray Joins Jokić: Murray reached his 20th career 30+ point Playoff game, joining Joker (35) as the only Nuggets ever with 20 or more such games
    • Jokić Tops MPJ: Joker passed former Nugget Michael Porter Jr. (166) for 2nd-most Playoff triples made in franchise history

    Game 2 from Mile High comes our way Monday night (10:30 ET, NBC/Peacock).


    3. EAST WINS: BRUNSON OPENS, KAT CLOSES, SPIDA LEADS ALL SCORERS

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    Floater in the lane: ✅

    Contested wing 3-ball: ✅

    Fadeaway bank shot: ✅

    Transition triple: ✅

    Face-up fadeaway J: ✅

    Pull-up from long-range: ✅

    Jalen Brunson started Saturday 6-for-6 for 15 points in under 6 minutes.

    All that, and the Knicks were up just six, as both New York and Atlanta shot over 85% in the opening 4 minutes of their First Round series opener.

    Knicks 113, Hawks 102: Brunson scored 19 of his game-high 28 points in that 1st quarter, and Karl-Anthony Towns (25 pts, 8 reb) took control down the stretch, as New York outlasted CJ McCollum (26 pts, 4 3s) and Atlanta for a 1-0 series lead. | Recap

    • 2nd-Half KAT: After a 1-for-6 1st half, Towns took the baton from Brunson, scoring 19 of his 25 points in the 2nd half
    • “I was just rusty,” Towns said of his 1st half. “12 days, 13 days without playing… It takes a toll. So just trying to knock the rust off early in the game.”
    • It was Towns who sealed the win in the 4th, sinking a triple followed by an and-1 take for back-to-back 3-point plays, capping a 10-0 Knicks run and stretching their lead to 19
    • “I knew I was gonna get a chance to show what I could do in a pivotal moment,” said Towns. “I felt good about the 4th quarter and I’m glad I was able to make those shots for my teammates.”
    • JB Ties Clyde: Brunson recorded his 29th Playoff game of 25+ points as a Knick, tying Walt Frazier for the 2nd-most in franchise history. Only Patrick Ewing (43) has more

    New York and Atlanta tip off Game 2 at The Garden Monday night (8 ET, NBC/Peacock)


    Donovan Mitchell

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    With 2:01 remaining, the Cleveland crowd rose to its feet.

    The Cavs’ first unit subbed out to a standing ovation, up 16.

    Playoff basketball was back in The Land, celebrating a First-Round, Game 1 win for the third consecutive year.

    Cavaliers 126, Raptors 113: Donovan Mitchell poured in a game-high 32 points, setting an NBA record with his ninth straight 30+ point performance in a series opener, as the Cavs rolled to a 1-0 lead over RJ Barrett (24 pts), Scottie Barnes (21 pts, 7 ast) and the Raptors. | Recap

    • Applause-Worthy: Backing up Mitchell, Max Strus went for a Playoff career-high 24 pts, James Harden (22 pts) dished out 10 assists, and Evan Mobley (17 pts, 7 reb) controlled the paint
    • Go Time: In a 4-point game with 1:11 to play before halftime, Cleveland exploded into the 2nd half with a 27-9 carryover run, leading the rest of the way. Strus had 11 points (3 3s) in that decisive stretch
    • “Coming out in the 3rd quarter, we upped our intensity defensively,” Mitchell said of the getaway run. “And then obviously, offensively, we did what we do.”

    Mitchell’s record-setting nine-game, 30+ point streak in Game 1s has helped him to a 33.1 ppg average across 12 career Game 1s.

    This was his 32nd-career 30+ point Playoff game, and 13th for Cleveland, passing Kyrie Irving for 2nd-most in Cavs history.

    • “32 is 32, but I’m happy I got a steal…” Mitchell said. “I’m finding ways to get rebounds… Those are the little details that carry over to wins.”
    • Harden’s History: The Beard passed Larry Bird (3,897 pts) for 13th place on the NBA’s all-time postseason scoring list
    • “It’s tough for defenses to try to figure out which ways to guard both of us,” Mitchell said of his first Playoff pairing with Harden. “We gotta keep it up for the series.”

    James Harden


    4. TODAY ON ABC: 76ERS-CELTICS RIVALRY, CHAMPS START TITLE DEFENSE

    Jaylen Brown, Tyrese Maxey

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    The reunited 2024 champs and the Divisional rival who played them closer than anyone this season.

    The well-rested defending champions and the red-hot shooting squad who won the West Play-In Finale.

    ABC’s Playoff matineé doubleheader delivers on drama and deep storylines. Here’s what to watch for:

    (7) Sixers at (2) Celtics (1 ET): NBA Playoff Sunday tips off with the 116th postseason meeting of Philly and Boston, the most in NBA history.  The Celtics lead this series all-time, 66-50.

    The last time these two franchises met in the Playoffs, the 2023 East Semis went a full seven games, with Jayson Tatum delivering an iconic 50-ball to end it.

    • Jay & Jay: Scoring 20+ points in each of his last seven games, Tatum (21.8 ppg in 16 gm) is reunited with Jaylen Brown, who set career-highs (28.7 ppg) while leading the C’s all year
    • Before Tatum’s return, these two teams lived up to their thrilling history with three early season matchups, each decided by the final possession (2-1 PHI)
    • Philly’s Answer: The Sixers will look to attack with the duo of top-5 scorer Tyrese Maxey (28.3) and two-way talent VJ Edgecombe, the first rookie in 7+ years with 1100 points and 100 steals — not to mention Paul George, who’s averaged 21.2 ppg in his Playoff career
    Dillon Brooks, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

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    Following Philly and Boston, OKC takes off on its road to two in a row.

    (8) Suns at (1) Thunder (3:30 ET): The reigning champs begin their quest to repeat, taking on Devin Booker, Jalen Green and the hot-shooting Suns.

    No NBA team has repeated since the Warriors in 2017-18, with seven straight unique champions since.

    • The Thunder are the NBA’s youngest champion in 50 years, and boast the league’s best defensive rating (106.5) since the 2019-20 Bucks, holding opponents 3.5 FG percentage points below the league average
    • Phoenix joins OKC with a top-10 defensive rating (112.9, 9th), while both teams rank top-5 in steals per game (9.5+)
    • The Reigning MVP: SGA is the first guard in NBA history to average 30+ ppg on 55% shooting. He also ranks 2nd in ppg (31.1), 2nd in iso ppg (8.3), 2nd in 30-pt games (43), and 1st in total clutch points (175)
    • Suns all-time leading scorer Devin Booker has the help of a hot hand in Jalen Green, who enters off the 2nd-ever back-to-back 35+ point performances in Play-In history

    5. SNB: NO. 1 PISTONS, NO. 8 MAGIC COLLIDE BEFORE WEMBY’S PLAYOFF DEBUT 

    Cade Cunningham, Paolo Banchero

    NBC & Peacock’s Sunday doubleheader features two of this Playoff field’s strongest contenders, in East 1-seed Detroit and West 2-seed San Antonio.

    But their respective First Round opponents are uniquely qualified to make this matchup tougher than seedings might suggest.

    (8) Magic at (1) Pistons (6:30 ET): Detroit begins its Playoff after its first 60-win season since 2006-07.

    The league leader in both steals (10.4) and blocks (6.4) per game, the Pistons operate with the identity of defensive physicality – something Orlando just utilized to overpower the Hornets in its Play-In win to get here.

    The Pistons are led by the rising All-Star duo of Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren.

    • Cade is back from his collapsed lung, and Detroit’s offensive engine was missed: The Pistons have a 120.4 OffRtg with Cade on-floor, and a 111.1 with him off; a 9.3-point swing
    • First-time All-Star Duren dominates the paint with the league’s 3rd-most PITP, while Ausar Thompson logged the most steals in a season (146) by a Piston since Ben Wallace in 06-07

    The Magic enter the series coming off a Play-In game statement, making their third straight Playoffs. The team split its four-game series with Detroit this season.

    • Paolo Banchero has 336 points through his first 12 career Playoff games (28.0 ppg), and led the way for Orlando in its Play-In win, with 12 first quarter points and a game-high 25 overall
    • Acquired last offseason, Desmond Bane has delivered offensively, leading the team in total points (1647) and total 3s (167), and ranking 2nd in assists (338)
    Victor Wembanyama, Deni Avdija

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    After a year of bending physics on the court — and transforming the Spurs into one of the league’s toughest teams — third-year superstar Victor Wembanyama’s about to make his debut on the league’s biggest stage: The Playoffs.

    (7) Blazers at (2) Spurs (9 ET): Wemby is set to make his first Playoff appearance against a Portland team that beat San Antonio once in three tries this season.

    • The Spurs return to the Playoffs for the first time since 2018–19, with their first 60-win season since 2016–17. They flipped from 60 losses to 60 wins in just two years
    • February March: Half those wins came in the final 2.5 months of this season, losing just four games after the start of February (30–4 record)
    • With Wemby on the floor, opposing teams shot 5.7% worse – the largest on/off difference of the decade – and the Spurs posted a 103.6 defensive rating, which would rank as the best in the league over a full season

    But it’s not just Wemby. He’s backed by a dynamic trio of guards.

    • Stephon Castle, the reigning Rookie of the Year, took a leap this season, increasing his points, rebounds, assists, and steals.
    • De’Aaron Fox, a two-time All-Star, finished second on the team in scoring and led the team in total clutch points.
    • Dylan Harper, the No. 2 overall pick in this year’s draft, provides a spark off the bench for this Spurs squad.

    Portland features the league’s third-best defense since the All-Star break, and an international All-Star on the rise, who’s coming off a huge performance.

    • Deni Avdija became the first player to record 40 points and 10 assists in a Play-In game, capping off a breakout year in which he joined Joker and Luka as the only players to average 24/6/6

     

  • Venezuela negocia con Siemens y General Electric la rehabilitación del sistema eléctrico

    Venezuela negocia con Siemens y General Electric la rehabilitación del sistema eléctrico

    Desde Zulia, una de las regiones que más padece de apagones recurrentes en Venezuela, la presidenta encargada, Delcy Rodríguez, informó de que estaba en conversaciones con la alemana Siemens y la estadounidense General Electric para la resolución definitiva de la crisis eléctrica que vive el país con distintas intensidades, intermitencias y blackouts masivos desde hace casi dos décadas.

    “Gracias a ese diálogo diplomático [con Estados Unidos] puedo decir que ya nosotros estamos en relación directa con Siemens y con General Electric para resolver el problema eléctrico en el estado Zulia”, dijo durante un acto celebrado en la ciudad de Maracaibo.

    En la capital zuliana, en el occidente venezolano, partió una jornada que el chavismo ha llamado “peregrinación contra el bloqueo y las sanciones”, con la que aspira presionar a Estados Unidos para el levantamiento de todas las restricciones impuestas al país. La mandataria y su equipo de Gobierno tienen previsto hacer caravanas en todo el país por dos semanas. “Cuando aquí se va la luz en la madrugada, yo tampoco duermo; ahí están mis conversaciones con el gobernador (de Zulia, Luis Caldera). Sé lo que está pasando”, afirmó la política del chavismo.

    Los habitantes de Zulia, estado fronterizo con Colombia, llevan años padeciendo racionamientos de varias horas al día, desde hace varios años, que han contraído severamente la economía de la región petrolera. En los últimos meses, los cortes se han intensificado en poblaciones en las que las temperaturas pueden alcanzar los 40 grados centígrados. Durante años, el chavismo ha declarado emergencias en el sector eléctrico para destinar recursos para la rehabilitación que han terminado en un laberinto de corrupción.

    Rodríguez aseguró que a partir del 3 de enero, cuando Maduro fue capturado junto a su esposa, Cilia Flores, en medio de una intervención militar, se decidió “abrir un nuevo capítulo de la vida política nacional”, así como “un nuevo capítulo de la geopolítica” y de las relaciones internacionales de Venezuela que “incluya también a los Estados Unidos”.

    El 70% de la red eléctrica de Venezuela está alimentada por la Central Hidroeléctrica de Guri, en el sur del país, que tiene graves fallas por falta de mantenimiento, antigüedad de los equipos y grandes presiones por las fallas de los sistemas complementarios. En 2025, Nicolás Maduro firmó acuerdos con China para la rehabilitación del servicio eléctrico y CAF, el Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina y Caribe, aprobó un proyecto para la rehabilitación de seis de las 48 unidades de generación de Guri. Hace semanas, representantes de las compañías extranjeras ya inspeccionaron esta infraestructura para determinar las obras necesarias.

    Estos planes tuvieron un empuje en febrero durante la visita del secretario de Energía estadounidense, Chris Wright. La reactivación económica de Venezuela que se ha planteado Estados Unidos con inversiones petroleras y mineras tiene el lastre de la deficiencia de los servicios públicos. En marzo, Rodríguez designó como ministro de Energía Eléctrica a Rolando Alcalá, un ingeniero electricista de la Universidad Simón Bolívar, una de las principales casas de estudio de Venezuela, cortando la línea de ministros del sector, militares y con poca experticia en el área. Según Rodríguez, se ha establecido una asociación energética a largo plazo con Washington, con “proyectos definidos” en el tema eléctrico y que se concretarán “muy pronto”.

    Como parte del acto en el Zulia, Rodríguez cruzó el Puente sobre el Lago de Maracaibo seguida por una caravana de motos y por algunas embarcaciones desde el estuario. Luego, la mandataria difundió en televisión un mensaje grabado de poco más de tres minutos en el que hizo un balance de sus 100 días al frente del Gobierno descabezado el 3 de enero por Estados Unidos. Entre los indicadores de su gestión sobrevenida, mencionó la amnistía otorgada a 8.000 personas, la producción de 1,1 millones de barriles de petróleo diarios y una tasa de homicidios de tres cada 100.000 habitantes.

    “Hoy Venezuela vuelve a levantarse, con fuerza propia, con su rol en el mercado energético global. Hemos vuelto al escenario internacional”, aseguró la mandataria. “Cientos de empresas han mostrado interés en invertir en el país, y gracias a la diplomacia venezolana, recuperamos nuestra representación en el Fondo Monetario Internacional, abriendo acceso a nuestros recursos para salud, servicios básicos, producción nacional estratégica y estabilización de nuestras reservas internacionales”. También reconoció las enormes expectativas que ha abierto el “nuevo momento político” que ella ha inaugurado. “Nuestros equipos trabajan por lograr las mejoras en plazos razonables y con hechos verificables. Pero estamos dando los primeros pasos. Estos 100 días no son un punto de llegada, son el inicio de una nueva etapa”.

  • José Manuel Figueroa explota vs. Imelda Tuñón y advierte: “No sabe lo que le espera en los tribunales”

    José Manuel Figueroa explota vs. Imelda Tuñón y advierte: “No sabe lo que le espera en los tribunales”

    La guerra entre José Manuel Figueroa e Imelda Tuñón parece no tener fin. Tras las declaraciones que la joven dio acerca de la demanda que él interpuso en su contra hace algunos meses y sobre las cenizas de Julián Figueroa, el cantante explota y hasta le lanza una contundente advertencia. Te contamos todos los detalles.

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    ¿Qué dijo Imelda Tuñón sobre la demanda de José Manuel Figueroa?

    Como se sabe, José Manuel Figueroa inició un proceso legal contra Imelda Tuñón por el delito de daño moral. Esto, luego de que se filtrara un audio en el que ella lo acusa de, presuntamente, haber abusado de Julián Figueroa cuando este era menor de edad. Si bien al principio Imelda afirmó que el material era falso, poco después admitió su autenticidad.

    En un encuentro reciente con la prensa, la viuda de Julián señaló que aún no había recibido una notificación judicial. También mencionó que el material no era una declaración en sí, sino simplemente algo que comentó en una llamada y que, desafortunadamente, se hizo público.

    Fue una llamada, mas no fue una declaración. Al final del día, eso se va a manejar legalmente. Yo no tengo acceso a eso, mis abogados sí. Yo creo que debe ser lo mismo por parte de José Manuel. Yo no tengo ningún problema con él. Estaba platicando, estaba chismeando con alguien. En mi vida tuve la intención de que eso saliera al público”, expresó.

    Cuando le preguntaron si “sostenía” sus palabras, la joven simplemente manifestó que prefería no confirmar nada, ya que, “legalmente, puede afectar lo que diga”. También dejó ver que no tenía miedo a lo que sucediera en este proceso legal.

    En esa misma conversación, admitió que le parecía injusto que Maribel Guardia conservara las cenizas de Julián Figueroa. Aseguró que, “por ley”, son suyas y piensa que lo correcto sería que la actriz le diera, al menos, la mitad de los restos, principalmente por su hijo, quien, según ella, solo conserva una foto de su papá y un peluche que se parece a él.

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    No te pierdas: Imelda Tuñón recuerda a Julián Figueroa en su tercer aniversario luctuoso, ¿con ataque a Maribel Guardia?

    Así respondió José Manuel Figueroa a las declaraciones de Imelda Tuñón sobre la demanda

    Como era de esperarse, la entrevista con Imelda Tuñón fue compartida por diversos medios y periodistas, incluyendo Ernesto Buitrón. Este último usó su Instagram para mostrar algunos fragmentos de la conversación.

    En los comentarios, José Manuel Figueroa señaló que, aparentemente, Imelda Tuñón no solo “huye” de la notificación judicial, sino que, presuntamente, ni siquiera tendría abogados para el caso. Y es que, según él, los defensores que ella menciona serían los que están encargados de la sucesión testamentaria de Joan Sebastian y no han querido involucrarse en el tema de la demanda.

    “No se deja notificar, pero ella sabe muy bien lo que le espera en tribunales, por eso no asiste al llamado. Los abogados de los que habla son los que están involucrados por la herencia de Joan Sebastian. En este caso (lo mío), necesita contratar abogados, por eso a los otros no les interesa si no llevan un porcentaje”.

    José Manuel Figueroa

    También la acusó de haber filtrado el audio que lo acusa de presunto abuso a Julián y aseguró que llegará hasta las últimas consecuencias con el proceso legal: “No se filtró, la filtraste. Sigue Imelda por favor, sigue declarado, atiende esa demanda porque te voy a quitar todo lo que la ley dicte, TODO”, puntualizó.

    ¿Qué dijo José Manuel Figueroa sobre el pedido de Imelda Tuñón sobre las cenizas de Julián Figueroa?

    José Manuel Figueroa aprovechó para dar su postura acerca de lo dicho por Imelda Tuñón sobre las cenizas de Juliá Figueroa. La criticó por quejarse del daño que le estaban haciendo a su hijo al no permitirle tener parte de los restos de su padre, cuando no le interesó lo mucho que perjudicó con sus comentarios.

    “La afinidad familiar que dañaste con tu comentario ruinoso y con dolo, sabiendo el daño QUE CAUSARÍAS filtrando esa conversación a un medio de comunicación, DAÑÓ, ENSUCIÓ, LASTIMÓ A MI MADRE, A MI HIJA, A MI NIETO POR Y PARA SIEMPRE, hasta después de muerto, muchos años después, tu comentario va a lastimar a la familia de tu hijo, ¿entiendes?”, dijo.

    Hasta el momento, Imelda Tuñón no se ha pronunciado ante lo dicho por José Manuel. En tanto que las redes sociales ya han tomado bandos; algunos apoyando a la joven y otros pidiendo que “ya se calle”.

    Mira: Imelda Tuñón, tras demanda de José Manuel Figueroa, recibe fuerte acusación, ¿la tachan de ladrona?

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