Basi Mereles

Abogado/Broker . Agradecido a la vida, por una maravillosa esposa, ser padre y abuelo. Apasionado por la 🎼🏎️🏍️🛩️

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@Raulbogarin VIVA EL PARAGUAY!!! DE LA IMPUNIDAD !!

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@observapy Que gusto pagar tus impuestos asi.

[Jorge Mendelzon @MendelzonJorge]

ABC Color | Productos nacionales ganarán espacio en centros comerciales con la campaña “Paraguayo como vos” https://t.co/wNumzHEIAq vía @ABCDigital

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Grande Orlando ..Un orgullo para Paraguay!!

[SportsCenter @SC_ESPN]

Ninguno de Francia... ¡¡ORLANDO GILL FUE EL MVP EN LOS OCTAVOS DE FINAL!!

#ESPNMundial

[Vs Sports @SomosVsSports]

#VsSportsSomos26 | ¡IPU 13 TUYUTÍ NDE AÑAMEMBY! 😍🇵🇾😭

Así salían nuestros guerreros luego de la épica VICTORIA contra Alemania.

📹TikTok.

#Albirroja #Mundial2026

[Viruta (baneado) @virutaveraa]

Paraguay no tiene al capitán del Real Madrid, tampoco tiene al capitán del Barcelona, tampoco tiene al 10 del Flamengo y tampoco tiene al 5 del United y al del Tottenham.

Tienen 11 guerreros que están dispuestos a morir por su país, y con eso eliminaron a Alemania.

[Netflix Latinoamérica @NetflixLAT]

PÁSENME EL TERERÉ PA' CELEBRAR, ROHAYHU PARAGUAY!!!!! 🇵🇾🙌

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@MatchReportH Nadie podrían describirlo mejor....gracias @Ibra_official

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🚨🇵🇾 Zlatan Ibrahimović: “Paraguay Didn’t Make History—They Took It.”

“People love to talk about history, but history doesn’t protect you when the whistle blows. Germany arrived carrying four World Cups, decades of success and a reputation that intimidates almost every opponent. Paraguay didn’t care about any of that. They came to write their own chapter, and now they will be remembered as the first nation ever to eliminate Germany on penalties in a World Cup knockout match. That is not luck—that is courage.”

“Everyone expected Germany to find a way. They had the possession, they had the chances, they even thought they had found the winning goal before VAR took it away. Then came the penalty shootout, where pressure separates men from legends. Paraguay never blinked. They stood there, looked Germany in the eye and refused to surrender. That’s the mentality I respect more than anything.”

“People will spend days debating the VAR decision or the missed penalty, but football doesn’t remember excuses. It remembers winners. Paraguay didn’t ask for sympathy, they didn’t ask anyone to believe in them. They earned everything with discipline, sacrifice and absolute belief. Every tackle, every block, every save and every penalty carried the weight of a nation that refused to accept defeat.”

“I also have to give enormous credit to Orlando Gill. Goalkeepers dream of nights like this. He gave his defenders confidence, frustrated Germany for 120 minutes and then became even bigger in the shootout. Those are performances that change careers forever. The entire back line defended like warriors because they trusted the man behind them.”

“This victory is bigger than reaching the next round. Generations of Paraguayan players will grow up knowing that this team achieved something no other country had ever done. They stood on the biggest stage in football and defeated Germany in a World Cup penalty shootout. That record belongs to Paraguay forever. Nobody can erase it.”

“Germany will recover because great football nations always do. But tonight belongs to Paraguay. They didn’t beat Germany with fear, they beat them with belief. And when a small football nation believes harder than a giant, history changes. That’s exactly what happened tonight.”

#GERPAR

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@GutyGuty ESTAN MATANDO LA ESCENCIA DEL FÚTBOL..y otra cosa El FÚTBOL nació con los Guaraníes, o sea nacio en Sudamérica.

[Nuel @LfcNuel]

🚨🗣️ Zlatan Ibrahimović Reacts to the World Cup Drama between Turkey and Paraguay:

On the new "Vinícius Law" and Miguel Almirón's red card:

🗣️ "They are calling it the 'Vinícius Law', sending players to the dressing room just for putting a shirt over their mouth during an argument. When Zlatan played, defenders covered their mouths because they were terrified I would eat them alive! Now, the referees and IFAB are trying to police words they cannot even hear. If an opponent provokes you, you do not need an official in an office in Canada to protect you with a new rule. You put the ball in the top corner and make them quiet. That is the real punishment."

On Paraguay's heroic 10-man performance:

🗣️ "Everyone is crying about the referee and the monitor, but they are completely missing the real miracle. Paraguay loses Miguel Almirón in the third minute of first-half stoppage time because of this ridiculous rule. They have to play the entire second half with 10 men against a Turkish team full of talent. Did they give up? No. They defended like absolute lions. You can create all the modern regulations you want, but you cannot legislate heart. A lion with a disadvantage is still a lion, and Paraguay showed the world what it means to be a warrior."

On the early goal and Turkey's elimination:

🗣️ "You have to respect what Paraguay did from the first whistle. Julio Enciso makes a play, Matías Galarza scores in the second minute, and then they decide they will die on the pitch before they surrender that lead. Turkey had a whole half to break down 10 men and couldn't do it, and now they are flying home. Tactics are for philosophers; surviving a World Cup match against all odds is for men. Today, Paraguay was a team of 10 men with the spirit of 100."

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100 % de acuerdo

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🚨🗣️New: Luis Suárez reacts to Uruguay’s arrival in the United States for the World Cup, where the squad faced sniffer dogs and rigorous security checks:

“I’ve been in football a long time, and I’ve seen tournaments all over the world. But what we’re witnessing here with the USA hosting this World Cup is deeply concerning. Take the Uruguay team arriving — world-class players like Manuel Ugarte, standing there with arms folded, looking utterly bewildered as sniffer dogs go through their bags like they’re common criminals. That image says it all. These are ambassadors of the game, not suspects at the border.

This isn’t hospitality; it’s humiliation dressed up as security. You’ve got a Somali referee, one of Africa’s best, denied entry despite a valid visa — a man who dreamed of officiating at the pinnacle of his career, turned away at the airport. African and South American delegations facing extra screenings, visa chaos for fans and officials from qualified nations. This is the ‘land of the free’ rolling out the red carpet? It feels more like a fortress with razor wire.

The beautiful game deserves better than being turned into a political football or a paranoid checkpoint. FIFA chased the dollars — and there are billions to be made, no doubt — but they’ve sold the soul of the tournament to a host that treats global football stars and supporters like potential threats. Meanwhile, American taxpayers and host cities are left holding a bill running into hundreds of millions for security and logistics that FIFA largely pockets.

Football has always been about unity, passion, and bringing people together across borders. Right now, under this hosting, it’s being strangled by suspicion and overreach. The world is watching these scenes and cringing. If this continues, it risks leaving a bitter taste that lingers far longer than any on-pitch glory. We needed a celebration of the game — not a showcase of division. Something has to change.”

[Mathias Denis @mathidenisq]

El frasco de Chanel. La botella de Dom Pérignon.
El envase de Johnnie Walker.
🇵🇾En julio los van a fabricar en Paraguay. Con agua de Itaipú.
"Candidata a producir el vidrio más sustentable del mundo."

Paraguay compraba sus botellas de vidrio.
De Brasil. De Argentina. De China.
USD 62 millones al año.
En un país con Itaipú.
La represa que más electricidad genera en el mundo.
Para fundir vidrio hay que llegar a 1.500 grados.
Todos lo hacen quemando gas natural.
Desde siempre.

Parglass no.
Grupo Bogarín + Pavisa México (70 años en la industria).
USD 85 millones. Villa Hayes.
Horno 100% eléctrico.
El primero de toda América.
El primero del mundo alimentado con energía hidroeléctrica.
150 toneladas de vidrio por día.
7 millones de envases al mes.
Sin quemar un litro de gas.

Eso importa porque Europa aplica el CBAM.
Aranceles de carbono en frontera para todo lo fabricado con combustibles fósiles.
La botella paraguaya entra sin ese costo.
Las de Brasil, Argentina y México, no.
Le llaman eGlass.
El director de Parglass lo dijo de forma contundente:
"Candidata a producir el vidrio más sustentable del mundo."

Julio 2026. El horno enciende.

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@BogadoMayor Díganle si nomas...para que se calme...cada opinion Ñandejara..🤦

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@Armanbarret @UltimaHoracom @ELCURIOSO75 @JorgeIb46683673 @juankilezcano ..DE DONDE EL IPS TIENE TANTOS INMUEBLES? LOS COMPRO? O SE ADJUDICARON?

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@EssapSA en la Zona de Palma Loma Luque, estamos sin agua, algun problema hay?

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@christianchena Alguna vez pagaran el daño que hicieron...El Karma existe..Fuerza Chena..Doble Cero realmente ..porque no valen nada..

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@TigoSportsPY que bárbaro...no se puede ver que pésima transmisión..todo pixelado

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@JorgeIb46683673 Efectivamente 👍

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@RocioPereira Como mínimo es aliado de delincuentes como su talla.. Que los Parió!!!