Lucinda Elliott

6 days ago | reuters.com | Lucinda Elliott

REUTERS/Illustration Alex GreenUruguay's coastal capital of Montevideo,only a short ferry ride from bolder Buenos Aires, may seem an unlikely choice for a foreign correspondent. This slower-paced port city overlooking the River Plate estuary on the edge of the Atlantic is the fifth South American city I've called home, having worked as a journalist in this region for nearly a decade — most recently as Southern Cone correspondent for Reuters.

1 week ago | timeslive.co.za | Lucila Sigal |Lucinda Elliott

A banner with the image of Diego Maradona as Napoli fans celebrate their first goal for the Serie A Italian championship in the Forcella district during the Serie A match between Napoli and Cagliari at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona in Naples, Italy on Friday. The Forcella district was very popular and visited by Maradona when he played for Napoli. The city of Naples celebrated Napoli’s fourth Scudetto in the Serie A championship on Friday.

1 week ago | msn.com | Lucila Sigal |Lucinda Elliott

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1 week ago | katcountry989.com | Lucinda Elliott

By Lucinda Elliott(Reuters) – One of three judges in Diego Maradona’s closely scrutinized homicide trial in Argentina resigned on Tuesday amid a scandal triggered by the alleged filming of an unauthorized documentary, bringing uncertainty to the future of legal proceedings. The high-profile trial over the death of soccer star Maradona began on March 11 in the South American country where the World Cup winner is still revered. (Reporting by Lucinda Elliott; Editing by Brendan O’Boyle)

1 week ago | wtvbam.com | Lucinda Elliott

By Lucinda Elliott(Reuters) – One of three judges in Diego Maradona’s closely scrutinized homicide trial in Argentina resigned on Tuesday amid a scandal triggered by the alleged filming of an unauthorized documentary, bringing uncertainty to the future of legal proceedings. The high-profile trial over the death of soccer star Maradona began on March 11 in the South American country where the World Cup winner is still revered. (Reporting by Lucinda Elliott; Editing by Brendan O’Boyle)