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"There have been rumours for a long time but it looks official now"

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    Hello and welcome to Spanish Language. What did you research on this? Note it is discouraged to ask for translations without any attempts done by yourself.
    – fedorqui
    May 18, 2016 at 13:16
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    Not sure if this is OT. A possible translation is había rumores desde hace tiempo, pero ahora parece ser oficial. Depending on the degree of formality the wording may change a little. Depending on the context, verb tenses in había and hace might change too.
    – Rafael
    May 18, 2016 at 13:18
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    Ha habido rumores durante un largo tiempo pero luce oficial ahora. You can replace the bolded word with a synonym.
    – Schwale
    May 18, 2016 at 13:31

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It depends on the grade of (Spanish) neutrality you want to achieve, but my take would be:

"Han corrido rumores desde hace un tiempo, pero parece que ya es oficial".

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