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19-05-2025
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🚨Line-ups confirmed for América v Cruz Azul
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. America and Cruz Azul face off tonight to determine the second finalist of the Clausura 2025, both teams arrive with very sensitive losses, as Ignacio Rivero and André Jardine will be present on the field of the Sports City Stadium due to a one-match suspension imposed on them by the Disciplinary Commission after incidents in the first leg game. Who will face Toluca? ¡Las 11 Águilas titulares que buscarán el pase a la GRAN FINAL! 🦅🔥 @calientesports📲 #JugamosPorMás — Club América (@ClubAmerica) May 19, 2025 EL ONCE DE LA MÁQUINA 💙🚂 — CRUZ AZUL (@CruzAzul) May 19, 2025 Don't miss the details of Cruz Azul - America 📸 RODRIGO OROPEZA - AFP or licensors
Yahoo
02-05-2025
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🚨Disciplinary Committee announces ban for Diana García
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. After the injury Lizbeth Ovalle suffered in the Women's Regio Classic corresponding to the Quarterfinals of the Clausura 2025, the Disciplinary Commission decided to suspend Diana García, a player from Rayadas. Advertisement The Mexican Football Federation reported that Tigres Femenil requested García's disqualification, and this request was accepted on Wednesday. This Friday, the Disciplinary Commission announced that the sanction for the Monterrey player will be a one-match suspension. The incident occurred during the Return match of the Quarterfinals at the BBVA Stadium, when García committed a foul on Ovalle in the dispute for the ball. As a result, the Tigres player had to leave the field at minute 45, after the medical team's assessment determined that she could not continue. According to the medical report from the felines, Ovalle has a sprain in her left knee and a syndesmotic injury in her left ankle. However, it will be necessary to reevaluate her once the inflammation subsides to determine if she will require surgery. 📸 Azael Rodriguez - 2024 Getty Images
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03-04-2025
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Merrillville attorney accused of trying to start sexual relationship with client
Merrillville attorney Alfredo Estrada could face state disciplinary action due to a complaint filed by a former client who alleges that he tried to pursue a sexual relationship with her. Estrada, who represents immigration clients at the Burke Costanza & Carberry LLP firm and serves as Griffith's town attorney, is charged with violating multiple professional conduct rules by trying to coerce the girl to have sex with him and providing her money unrelated to covering litigation costs. In a verified complaint filed on March 25, the Disciplinary Commission said Estrada met the girl, who was under 18 at the time, in 2018 when her father was attempting to obtain a U-Visa, which provides victims of certain crimes a non-immigrant visa if they cooperate with law enforcement. U-Visa recipients can apply for permanent residence status after three years, and Estrada filed a petition for a U-Visa for the man and his daughter in February 2019. The girl accompanied her father to appointments and became the family's primary contact with Estrada, the complaint stated. The girl signed an agreement with Estrada to pursue relief under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in March 2021, but in May of that year, Estrada's office determined she was not eligible due to her arrival date. The complaint stated that Estrada and the girl communicated on a variety of issues, including work authorizations, updates on the pending U-Visa, employment issues, the possibility of her brother sponsoring them, paperwork, and documents from the IRS between December 2020 and Estrada's termination in mid-2023. The tenor of his messages to the girl changed in January 2023, when Estrada called and texted the girl to discuss employment options and asked her to meet him for a meal. She responded two days later that she didn't want to because Estrada is married, the complaint stated. He offered her opportunities to do translation work for him over the phone and in Union City, Indiana, but she declined to travel to Union City with him. Between January and May of 2023, Estrada and the girl communicated multiple times about finding her employment, including possibly cleaning his home, records state. He also offered to intervene with her former employer to get payment for the hours she worked. On May 4, 2023, she recorded a phone conversation with Estrada, where he said he wanted to get together with her and 'skip the games.' He said he would take care of her, and she would take care of him, the complaint stated. She asked what Estrada wanted from her and he responded that he wanted everything, including to have sex with her and become her sugar daddy. After the conversation, Estrada left her a message about work authorizations, records state. He said he provided her with various amounts of money to use for such things as concerts, restaurants and nail care. The girl met with a new attorney on June 26, 2023, and Estrada was terminated as her attorney. A hearing officer, attorney Clayton Miller, was named April 1 to hear the matter before any discipline, like a suspension, is handed down by the Indiana Supreme Court.
