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Preliminary bibliographyOscar Murillo Preliminary Bibliography 17 June 2022 Soccer and the Dangers of violence and Crime in Colombia 1. Selsky, A. (1994, Jul 03). Colombian soccer player slain for own-goal andres escobar is gunned down at medellin bar: [city edition]. Boston Globe (Pre-1997 Fulltext) http:search.proquest.com.libaccess.sjliary.org/newspapers/colombian-soccer-player-slain-own-goal-andres/docview/ XXXXXXXXXX/se-2?accountid=10361 1. Andrew Selsky 2. Colombian soccer player slain for own-goal Andres Escobar is gunned down at Medellin ar. 3. Boston Globe 4. July 1994 5. Proquest.com 6. Print 2. Colombia's soccer victory leads to at least 20 deaths: [M2. edition]. (1993, Sep 07). State Journal Register http:search.proquest.com.libaccess.sjliary.org/newspapers/colombias-soccer-victory-leads-at-least-20-deaths/docview/ XXXXXXXXXX/se-2?accountid=10361http:search.proquest.com.libaccess.sjliary.org/newspapers/colombias-soccer-victory-leads-at-least-20-deaths/docview/ XXXXXXXXXX/se-2?accountid=10361http:search.proquest.com.libaccess.sjliary.org/newspapers/colombias-soccer-victory-leads-at-least-20-deaths/docview/ XXXXXXXXXX/se-2?accountid=10361http:search.proquest.com.libaccess.sjliary.org/newspapers/colombias-soccer-victory-leads-at-least-20-deaths/docview/ XXXXXXXXXX/se-2?accountid=10361 XXXXXXXXXXNo author stated 7. State Journal Register 8. Colombia's soccer victory leads to at least 20 deaths 9. September 1993 10. Proquest.com 11. Print 3. Longman, J. (1993, Dec 05). SOCCER; colombia's goalie caught beyond the law: [biography]. New York Times 1. Jere Longman 2. Colombia's Goalie Caught Beyond the Law 3. New York Times 4. December 1993 5. Proquest.com 6. Online 4. Martins, G. (2022, May 12). Columbian soccer star was national hero. The Boston Banner 1. Gus Martin 2. Columbian soccer star was national hero 3. The Boston Banner 4. May 12, 2022 5. The Boston Banner 6. Online 5. Cop wounded in colombia soccer violence: COLOMBIA-SOCCER/VIOLENCE. (2009, Jul 27). EFE News Service 1. No author  2. Cop wounded in colombia soccer violence 3. EFE News Service 4. July 2009 5. Proquest.com 6. online 6. 3 police injured, 30 people aested in colombia soccer violence: COLOMBIA-SOCCERVIOLENCE. (2009, Aug 02). EFE News Service 1. No author stated 2.  3 police injured, 30 people aested in colombia soccer violence 3. EFE News Service 4. August 2009 5. Proquest.com 6. online 7. 1 dead, 2 injured in soccer-related violence in colombia: COLOMBIA-SOCCER/VIOLENCE. (2008, Jul 27). EFE News Service 1. No author stated 2. 1 dead, 2 injured in soccer-related violence in colombia 3. EFE News Service 4. July 2008 5. Proquest.com 6. online 8. The, A. P. (1990, Feb 05). Threats idle colombia's soccer team: [EVENING edition]. Orange County Register 1. Leon Londono 2. Threats idle Colombia’s soccer team 3. Orange County Register 4. Feuary 1990 5. Proquest.com 6. print 9. Riding, A. (1984, May 20). COLOMBIA STARTS TO FEEL SIDE EFFECTS OF DRUG TRADE. New York Times 1. Alan Riding 2. Colombia Starts to feel side effects of drug trade 3. New York Times 4. May 1984 5. Proquest.com 6. print 10. Marin, J. A. (1994, Jul 07). PERSPECTIVE ON COLOMBIA the score: Drug lords 1, sports 0 A nation struggling to overcome its violent reputation is stunned by the slaying of soccer star andres escobar.: [home edition]. Los Angeles Times (Pre-1997 Fulltext) 1. Jairo A. Marin 2. PERSPECTIVE ON COLOMBIA The Score: Drug Lords 1, Sports 0 A nation struggling to overcome its violent reputation is stunned by the slaying of soccer star Andres Escobar 3. Los Angeles Time 4. July 1994 5. Proquest.com 6. online

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Times, The New York. “SOCCER; Colombia’s Goalie Caught Beyond the Law.” The New York Times, 5 Dec. 1993, www.nytimes.com/1993/12/05/sports/soccer-colombia-s-goalie-caught-beyond-the-law.html.
Sports journalist Jeré Longman, who has worked for The New York Times since 1993, is the author of the article. Since then he has developed a solid reputation as a respectable writer who mostly covers various sports, including the Olympics. The article tells the tale of how national-level soccer player Ryan Higita helped secure Marcela Molina's freedom from captivity. The essay has a very objective tone and examines a variety of viewpoints, including Higita's upbringing in extreme poverty, the larger kidnapping issue in Columbia, the government's attack on the victims' families, and the wider context of drug cartels. Higita is accused of benefitting from the release of the girl by accepting money from the family and was subsequently jailed for the same.
Martins, Gus. “Colombian Soccer Star Was National Hero.” The Bay State Banner, 11 May 2022, www.baystatebanner.com/2022/05/12/colombian-soccer-star-was-national-hero.
The Boston Banner, now known as The Bay State Banner, published this piece. This essay was written by sports journalist Gus Martins as a remembrance of the soccer player from Columbia named Freddy Rincon who died in a car accident. Martins recalls with affection how Rincon's extra-time goal in the 1990 World Cup spared Columbia from being eliminated in the first round and provided a ray of hope for a nation ravaged by murder, drugs, and turmoil. Rincon is characterised as a kind, strong, and modest man who never had any issues with the law. The article's tone betrays a minor prejudice in favour of the player, who mainly highlights the good aspects of Rincon's life. However, he is referred regarded as a national hero because of the way he lived in the dark times.
Marin, Jairo. “PERSPECTIVE ON COLOMBIA : The Score: Drug Lords 1, Sports 0 : A Nation Struggling to Overcome Its Violent Reputation Is Stunned by the Slaying of Soccer Star Andres Escobar.” Los Angeles Times, 6 Mar. 2019, www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1994-07-07-me-12597-story.html.
Senior journalist Jairo Marin contributes to a variety of news sources. His writings have appeared in a number of national and local newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times, L.A. Weekly, New York Daily News, Manhattan Spirit, and El Colombiano (Medellin, Colombia). Given that he is a native of Columbia, he provides a first-hand account of the unfortunate condition of events in his own homeland, which is largely plagued by drug use and crime. The author's hopes for the nation are expressed in an article with a subjective and personal tone. He discusses how soccer served as a diversion from the deadly course that the nation was taking. But when their heroes continue to receive death threats, he adds in his conclusion, the destiny of the nation is still uncertain.

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