No IV for target page.

Image duplication, slideshow from the original article is missing.

This image has a caption in the original article.

Media source must be in <cite> tag
https://instantview.telegram.org/checklist#6-2-5-media-credits

Media source must be in <cite> tag
https://instantview.telegram.org/checklist#6-2-5-media-credits

"LEÉ MÁS" means "Read More" - this is not related articles, it should be "NOTICIAS RELACIONADAS".
As said in 6.3.2: Related Articles:
- Are thematically related to the current article. Other types of “More” links that are not suitable for the “Related articles” block should be removed.

missing images and text from original article

if we accept that it is related articles, so this one formatted incorrectly

Seems like this should be formatted as Related articles.

Links is missing at least.

The author's name can be obtained from the article body.

must not generate for this page

must not generate for this page

The author's name can be obtained from the article body.

Admin, I don't understand why this issue was declined: https://instantview.telegram.org/contest/lmneuquen.com/template18/issue1/
There are clear instructions on 6.4.2, embed with no source accessible should be mark with @unsupported function. So this page should not generate IV (we can scroll it)

I'm really sorry to duplicate my issue, but you gave me a detail explanation and I would like to answer, because you contradict to yourself, your words:
IF the unsupported widget has an iFrame version, make it into an <iframe>. If you do that, the IV page will not be generated due to unsupported content, but things will work out of the box if and when we support that widget. [TRUE]

I repeat: If you do that, the IV page will not be generated due to unsupported content, but your page is clearly generated - so maybe you wrap this iframe icorrectly, but in all cases this should not give the error: embed_not_supported. It should be element_not_supported without generate IV

The author's name can be obtained from the article body.

It is always:
- in the first paragraph;
- wrapped in <strong> tag;
- starts with the word "POR" (= "BY").

In my opinion, the author’s name can be obtained from the body of the article absolutely safely.