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1 week ago | ncnewsonline.com | Nayara Batschke |José Manuel Valladares

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Two fans died on Thursday before the start of a Copa Libertadores match between the host Colo Colo and Fortaleza of Brazil near Santiago’s estadio Monumental, a local prosecutor said. According to authorities, a group of fans attempted to force their way into the stadium and tore down one of the venue’s protective fences. The victims were reportedly trapped beneath them. kAm%96 >2E49 H2D =2E6C DFDA6?565 :?

1 week ago | goskagit.com | Esteban Felix |Nayara Batschke

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Some 110 years have passed since the business began, but passersby, tourists, celebrities and even presidents still gravitate to this 19th-century mansion nestled in the heart of Santiago, Chile. Behind discreet gray doors, visitors find racks of hats - black bowlers, safari styles, top hats and close-fitting cloth caps once worn by troops.

1 week ago | kdhnews.com | Esteban Felix |Nayara Batschke

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Some 110 years have passed since the business began, but passersby, tourists, celebrities and even presidents still gravitate to this 19th-century mansion nestled in the heart of Santiago, Chile. Behind discreet gray doors, visitors find racks of hats - black bowlers, safari styles, top hats and close-fitting cloth caps once worn by troops.

1 week ago | thecanadianpressnews.ca | Esteban Felix |Nayara Batschke

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Some 110 years have passed since the business began, but passersby, tourists, celebrities and even presidents still gravitate to this 19th-century mansion nestled in the heart of Santiago, Chile. Behind discreet gray doors, visitors find racks of hats - black bowlers, safari styles, top hats and close-fitting cloth caps once worn by troops.

1 week ago | idahopress.com | Esteban Felix |Nayara Batschke

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Some 110 years have passed since the business began, but passersby, tourists, celebrities and even presidents still gravitate to this 19th-century mansion nestled in the heart of Santiago, Chile. Behind discreet gray doors, visitors find racks of hats — black bowlers, safari styles, top hats and close-fitting cloth caps once worn by troops.