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I loved Don't Look Now.

La Mona Jiménez hospitalised with acute gastroenteritis but not in danger, as it happens with our best coffinteasers.

Catholic bishop Daniel Patrick Reilly (wiki) reportedly dead at 96.

Naser Makarem Shirazi discharged. Of course.

Jose Angel Rovai dead at 87.

Damn! Now that's what I call an A-lister! He would have completely overshadowed Chomsky's death had it really happened.

Gerhard Klingenberg dead at 95.

General Tin Oo suffered a massive stroke at 90, which left him permanently on a wheelchair and unable to speak. He lived 7 more years, and survived multiple hospitalizations.

Luis Aparicio, 90, is now the oldest living Hall of Famer.

He will become something similar to Jimmy, and cling to life for a long time.

She is Brazilian. They love to deny desperate health situations.

Corriere della Sera, La Tercera and other major left wing outlets are running with it. But there is no direct confirmation. And at the same time no direct denial, which should be there at this point.

1. The Jacobine has removed the obituary tag 2. All the other sources started from The Jacobine I'd say not dead at the moment.

At this point a clear denial from his family would be appreciated anyway.

NOT DEAD EDIT: The Jacobine cunts have changed title from "We remember" to "Let's celebrate"

Varoufakis is a former Economy minister of Greece...he wouldn't go with it if he wasn't sure.

Wrong thread.

Greatest German footballer to ever live, now in poor health and unable to attend both the World Cup and Pelé's funeral. Though he is very private on his health issues, he has recently revealed he is "doing well considering his condition", which is not so reassuring. Also looking very thin and yellowish. 80 seems a tall order.

Local Brazilian report. Seems more and more plausible.

I risked it. The initial post was much more dubitative. But the article author is a university teacher in New York. And some western tweets have started to appear, so I gave it a chance.

Dead

Immortal by public acclaim.

Turkish report: original post has been taken down, so almost surely hoax.

K. M. Shafiullah, first chief of Bangladesh Army staff and commander during their independence war, hospitalised in critical condition.