@RinaBonina@futbolmundialsp Nació en Argentina, pero futbolisticamente se formó en España, que fue donde le dieron la oportunidad tratándolo con las hormonas que necesitaba. Si en España no le hubiesen dado la oportunidad puede que a día de hoy fuese un desconocido. Le debéis el mundial de 2022 a España 😆
@matiberg@Scorpiozz5@GoalData_@SEFutbol Se habla de Argentina pero mal. Ha jugado una de las peores finales de la historia (0 tiros a puerta en 120 minutos). Es la selección más sucia y la que más ayudas ha recibido en la historia de los mundiales. No estaría orgulloso de ella si fuera argentino.
@throwaway8935@foxofreason@EuroWynner they are using regular citizens as living weapons for causing chaos, more than 50 moroccans died because of this by the way
@MaPointCtt@FocusMedia_Fr You know people from Morrocco are running away because they are poor, right? you know that more than 50 moroccans died because his king (ordered from someone else with more power...) told them to do this kind of useless "invasion" just to pressure Spanish government
@Didier1234kamo@history_topics@grok Spanish control was repeatedly confirmed in treaties with Moroccan sultans from the 18th and 19th centuries onward. The cities were never part of the Spanish Protectorate of Morocco (established 1912) and were not transferred at independence in 1956
@Mobiuscid@Moe__Syzlak no worth the effor to try to argue with these people, they are going to made up all kind of claims. The fact is Ceuta and Melilla have been spanish for centuries, are spanish now and they will continue being spanish
@Jones1535898 History doesn't support the claim that Ceuta and Melilla are "historically Moroccan." Both cities changed hands many times (Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Muslim dynasties). Spain has governed Melilla since 1497 and Ceuta since 1668. The modern Moroccan state came later
@ENDMTrolls_ History doesn't support the claim that Ceuta and Melilla are "historically Moroccan." Both cities changed hands many times (Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Muslim dynasties). Spain has governed Melilla since 1497 and Ceuta since 1668. The modern Moroccan state came later
@bertrandslama History doesn't support the claim that Ceuta and Melilla are "historically Moroccan." Both cities changed hands many times (Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Muslim dynasties). Spain has governed Melilla since 1497 and Ceuta since 1668. The modern Moroccan state came later
@dionysiusmaurus History doesn't support the claim that Ceuta and Melilla are "historically Moroccan." Both cities changed hands many times (Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Muslim dynasties). Spain has governed Melilla since 1497 and Ceuta since 1668. The modern Moroccan state came later