An immigration judge rejected a third bid to free Homero Calderón on Aug. 18, keeping the Venezuelan professional soccer player in custody for a seventh straight month. The judge found no meaningful change in circumstances since two earlier denials, and the government's own attorney argued against releasing him, according to an account by Univision's N+. For Calderón's mother, Carolina Gazui, the hardest part isn't the detention itself but not knowing how long it will last. "What worries Homero most is time," she told Univision.
