Yohan Moronta 🇵🇦🇩🇴🇵🇷

IFN'14 @utpfii @utppanama
Caribbean man🇵🇦🇩🇴🇵🇷

[Rekha Chandiramani @rekhapacitando]

Le regaló el estudio a una firma estadounidense y les pagó (con dinero público) por 'actualizarlo' .

Ahora se estrella el presidente con la realidad (que ya dijimos) tras muchos viajes y gastos buscando inversionistas de ojos no achinados: ese tren solo es factible en un contexto comercial mundial multipolar al que Panamá ya se había sumado abriendo relaciones con China en 2017. Lo que tenía que hacer era mejorar y transparentar (a favor de 🇵🇦, no de virtuales clientes) el esquema de financiamiento.

[MATT HARDY @MATTHARDYBRAND]

We’ve done ok for 2 kids from Cameron, NC, Brother Nero..

[Monica @MonicaCC18]

Y asi poco a poco van sacando la gente del área 😪😪

[苏里格 @szslg]

告诉你一个扎心的秘密。
有钱人家的老婆，大都温柔贤惠，因为她知道自己有被替换的风险；
反之穷人家的老婆，大都嚣张跋扈，因为她知道你没有换掉她的资本。

[Felipe Argote @fargote507]

Que alguien le explique al diputado libertario que al renunciar a una bancada significa que ya no eres parte de ella.
Imagina a un futbolista que renuncia a la selección y luego se queja de que no lo convocaron...
Macondo queda en Panamá.

[Chris 🥏 @BodoGlimt_Pa]

17 años lo convocan y la rompe, lo convocan al mundial y la vuelve a romper / / / 18 años lo convocan la rompe, no lo convocan para el mundial porque es más importante el viejo de 38 años que juega en la liga local

[Azrael @Necromancerabys]

Pero al villerazo que las preña nunca le exigen nada, siempre tiene que ser el padre laburador responsable el que tiene que hacerse cargo de los errores de estas putas

[Sir George Temperley @t3mp3rl3y]

“Mi pasado sexual no importa”

Su pasado sexual 👇

[HLTCO @HLTCO]

This is the sort of tweet from Americans watching the World Cup/football for the first time that you love to see. No attempt to patronise people or suggest changes to the game, just genuine curiosity following on from realising how great the sport is.

[Yohan Moronta 🇵🇦🇩🇴🇵🇷 @ElAvatarYohan]

@KirkHerbstreit Me encanta este tipo de post, así es como debería ser!

[Jack Napier @JackNapierNot]

It's easier to find a 25 year old virgin male than to find a 16 year old female virgin, but no one's ready for that conversation.

[Matthias Schmidt @eurofounder]

Football (soccer) will never be popular in America

The World Cup excitement is temporary, and within months they will be back to the NFL and NBA

Here’s why:

1. Americans cannot watch anything for four minutes without a commercial break

2. A game that ends in a draw confuses them. They believe someone must always win

3. They are too low IQ to understand soccer rules

4. Americans are too soft, and soccer is a very physical sport - that makes them uncomfortable

5. If the score is not at least 35 they get bored

In couple weeks they will forget soccer exists and return to watching their own homosexual sports

There is nothing wrong with that, Europe simply has far superior sports culture

[Shafeeq @Y2SHAF]

i really wish we only had news like this on the internet

[Censored Tube @CensoredTube]

That humiliation can never be erased

[Herd Bros @TheHerdBros]

Americans should be 100x more upset about basketball games ending with fouls and free throws in the final minute rather than actual back & forth play.

Penalty shootouts are awesome. If teams want to avoid it, they can be more aggressive in extra time.

[Neal 🇦🇺 @NealGardner_]

My entire timeline is flooded with tweets from Americans who claim they’ve figured out how to ‘fix’ football…

Seen everything from no offsides, to physical offside lines drawn on the pitch, to perpetual extra time until someone scores 😭

[Pela(yo) @jotaakaaa]

estoy llorando con esta mierda

[adri @adrifdzzzzzz]

"Los hombres no tienen objetivos en la vida"

El único objetivo que tenemos todos los hombres:

[isaiah @tlop444]

people really have the audacity to put the superbowl and world cup in the same conversation

[Parth MN @parthpunter]

Hosting a Football World Cup is such a beautiful opportunity to bring people together.

For Americans, it's an opportunity to showcase how stupid and ignorant they are.

After Bosnia and Herzegovina qualified for the round of 32, a broadcaster "joked" that she could not point out where it was on the map.

Leave aside the obvious problems with that joke.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is the kind of story a broadcaster dreams to talk about.

Their participation in the World Cup goes beyond football.

The country came into existence in 1992 after declaring independence from Yugoslavia, and was immediately subjected to a genocide, turning football grounds into graveyards.

The serbian leadership within Yugoslavia wanted to create a greater Serbia. The independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina went against that idea, leading to an armed conflict.

The Bosnian Muslims and Croats were at the receiving end of it. More than 1 Lakh killed. Two million displaced.

The violence finally concluded in 1995. But the Dayton Accord, the peace agreement brokered by the US, left Bosnia and Herzegovina a fractured and polarised society.

It established Bosnia and Herzegovina as a single state containing two autonomous entities: The Bosniak-Croat Federation and the Serb-majority area.

For a country marred in daily political tug of war, their journey so far at the World Cup is nothing short of historic and full of hope.

It is potentially a cross-ethnic uniting force in a divided country.

To miss all of that and reduce them to a country you can't find on the map is simply pathetic.