@GiacoJuli_ Giaco, recién ví el vídeo. Sigo tu contenido desde que hacías hilos deportivos acá, siempre me han gustado tus análisis y cobertura de la selección. Pasé por la misma enfermedad hace unos años y afortunadamente todo ya está bien, deseo lo mismo para ti, que Dios te cuide.
No les gustaba el Diego: que era arrogante, tramposo, falopero. Vino Messi, otro perfil y tampoco les gustó, que es un mal ganador y un mafioso de la FIFA. ¿No será que les jode que los mejores de la historia sean sudacas y que esten orgullosos de ser argentinos? Por ahí si.
#2026WorldCup Final:
The widespread belief that Argentina represents Israel and Spain represents Palestine is wrong and does not reflect reality.
Spain, as a whole, does not support Palestine. This support does not exist at the team level; rather, it comes more from the individual positions of certain players (such as Lamine Yamal and Borja Iglesias).
The majority of Spanish supporters are not left-wing either. On the contrary, racist circles in Spain can use the national team as a tool against players of immigrant backgrounds. Muslim and immigrant-origin footballers in particular are frequently targeted. This reality is often overlooked because the country's prime minister has shown solidarity with Palestine.
During the tournament, racist circles in Spain repeatedly targeted Lamine Yamal through social media posts and public statements.
The perception of Spain as an extremely left-wing country among the global public is largely influenced by the strong Palestine solidarity movements and left-wing communities in regions such as Euskal Herria, Catalonia, Galicia, and Andalusia. However, a significant portion of the pro-Palestinian population in these regions does not support the Spanish National Team; they advocate for their own national identities and national teams.
Argentina, too, does not support Israel institutionally or at the national team level.
The country's far-right president, Javier Milei, is an open supporter of Israel. zionist circles use this fact to create the impression that there is some deep-rooted and societal alliance between Argentina and Israel.
In reality, there is no strong public support in Argentina for Israel's attacks on Gaza. On the contrary, massive demonstrations in solidarity with Palestine have taken place across the country.
Lionel Messi is not an open supporter of Israel either. When this is pointed out, people usually ask, “So does he support Palestine?” No. Messi is not one of the figures who has publicly taken a side on this issue. Like thousands of other footballers, he prefers not to share his political views publicly.
The claim that Argentine society is largely racist, as well as the claim that the vast majority of Argentinians support Israel, are both generalizations produced on social media. These are narratives that far-right groups and zionist circles would like to spread. We should not fall into this trap.
Increíble como un par de añitos de discurso progre borran 500 años de genocidio (si sos europa) y una sola gestión de ultraderecha (que no la padece nadie más que nosotros) te condena al odio global (si sos latinoamérica).
Creo que lo que mas me choca es la celebración de los de acá de creer que la victoria de españa en el mundial tiene alguna equivalencia con una victoria simbolica para palestina. Todo por Sanchez, aunque el gobierno español mandó armas a israel el año pasado.
De cartón, todos.
La mitad de los mundiales que he visto en mi vida han sido contigo en la final y el himno argentino sonando en lo más alto. Solo puedo sentir orgullo y amor, amor por ti hasta el día que me muera.
El más grande futbolista de la historia. Punto final.