Lionel Messi’s absence from Inter Miami’s Meet and Greet event in Peru led to fan disappointment and a formal investigation by Indecopi, Peru’s National Consumer Protection Authority, over potential advertising and consumer rights violations. Fans, who paid over 3,000 soles for the event, expected Messi but met only Sergio Busquets and Luis Suárez instead. Despite the controversy, Messi played 72 minutes in Inter Miami’s preseason game against Universitario de Deportes, which Miami won 5-4 on penalties after a goalless draw. His presence thrilled fans despite not scoring, as he received a warm welcome with sold-out merchandise and enthusiastic headlines like “God is here in Peru.”
Canada’s Population Growth Falls to Its Lowest Level in Generations
Canada’s population is still growing — but barely compared with just a few years ago. New data from Statistics Canada shows the country’s population reached approximately 41.8 million people on July 1, 2026, an increase of about 189,000 people, or just 0.5%, over the...






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