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'Survivors All Stars 3' changes the rules from its premiere: this is how the first gala will be, with two winners becoming captains

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Telecinco is set to launch the third season of the reality television program 'Supervivientes All Stars' on September 10. The upcoming edition features 14 returning contestants competing in Honduras, with the production introducing a rule change that designates two previous winners to serve as team captains for the inaugural gala.

Simultaneously, international reporting highlights significant humanitarian and geopolitical developments. South Sudan is facing a severe food security crisis driven by drought and water scarcity, which threatens livestock and agricultural output. Meanwhile, in Yemen, government forces have retreated from a strategic district near the Red Sea as Houthi troops advance toward a critical supply route.

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Infobae (Supervivientes All Stars 3) Focuses on entertainment industry programming and competition rule changes.
Infobae (Sudán del Sur) Highlights humanitarian crisis and regional food insecurity.
Infobae (Yemen) Reports on military developments and shifting territorial control.
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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