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Six Flags closes the ‘X2’ roller coaster in California following reports of a potential risk of brain damage

Six Flags Magic Mountain, located in California, announced on Tuesday the permanent closure of the X2 roller coaster. Considered one of the park’s main attractions for two decades, the ride’s safety was called into question after CNN published an investigation reporting that more than a dozen people suffered serious brain injuries after riding it.

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El parque de diversiones Six Flax, en California.
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Cantabrian Labarum, the military standard that the Romans knew as “cantabrum”

As indicated in its statute of autonomy, the flag of Cantabria (in north Spain) is “formed by two horizontal stripes of equal width, white on top and red on the bottom”, with the coat of arms in the center. It is a banner that traces its origins back to the 18th century, but in recent […]

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