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Shiffrin finally strikes Olympic gold, China win first title
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Birthday boy Su wins China's first gold of Milan-Cortina Olympics
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US star Shiffrin wins Olympic slalom gold
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Ukraine says 'outrageous' to allow Russian Paralympians to compete under own flag
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Ton-up Farhan helps Pakistan seal Super Eight spot with Namibia rout
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Norway's Klaebo extends all-time Winter Olympics golds record to 10
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India celebrates birth of cheetah cubs to boost reintroduction bid
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Greek taxis kick off two-day strike against private operators
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Turkey MPs back moves to 'reintegrate' former PKK fighters
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US tech giant Nvidia announces India deals at AI summit
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US comedian Colbert says broadcaster spiked Democrat interview over Trump fears
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Hungarian star composer Kurtag celebrates 100th birthday with new opera
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Peru clinic that leaked Shakira medical record given hefty fine
The Peruvian clinic that treated Colombian mega-star Shakira for an abdominal condition in February has been fined $190,000 over the leaking of her medical record, local health authorities announced Wednesday.
The 48-year-old four-time Grammy-winning Colombian singer-songwriter was forced to scrap a blockbuster show in Lima in February after being rushed to hospital with an unspecified abdominal ailment.
Two days later, she was back on stage in the Peruvian capital.
Shortly after her brief hospitalization, her medical report appeared on social media, sparking widespread outrage among fans and an official investigation.
The Delgado Auna clinic, where she was treated, said at the time it was investigating what it called a "serious ethical breach of our code of conduct and regulations governing personal data processing."
Shakira is on her first world tour in seven years, titled "Las mujeres ya no lloran" (Women Don't Cry Anymore).
T.Ward--AMWN