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Países de habla hispana: una lista sencilla y útil | Lingoda El español es una de las lenguas más habladas del mundo. ¿En qué países es una lengua oficial? Descúbrelo todo sobre los países de habla hispana Se estima que hay alrededor de 500 millones de hablantes nativos de español en todo el mundo, lo que convierte a esta lengua en la segunda más hablada del planeta, por delante del inglés y solo superada por el chino mandarín.

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Cristiano Ronaldo's lover Georgina Rodriguez caught the eye of paparazzi's as she stormed Venice Film Festival The 27-year-old supermodel wore £78,000 of jewellery to the event as her partner Ronaldo was on international duty for PortugalThe Argentine model and Ronaldo have five children together as they will packing their to the city of Manchester since Ronaldo rejoined UnitedGeorgina Rodriguez was spotted wearing diamonds worth £78,000 to a show at Venice Film Festival before her partner Cristiano Ronaldo broke the all-time international goals for Portugal, The Sun, Daily Mail.

Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has confirmed that it will not be selling fireworks this year in its 2,300 stores, a move that’s been praised by those who argue that they are a danger to young children, pets and people with disabilities. Sainsbury’s announcement comes after more than 750,000 people signed a petition earlier this year to ban shops from selling fireworks to the public. Currently they can only be bought by those aged over 18 and between certain dates.