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Sr. Blanco @chimoool

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@Saudis2018 Fck 1srahell

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HISTORIA Y GEOPOLÍTICA 🌐

@Geopolitik_2030

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BERNIE SANDERS estalla y dice: "La guerra de Vietnam se basó en una mentira, la guerra de IRAK se basó en una mentira y en mi opinió, la guerra contra IRÁN también se basa en una mentira"

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Sr. Blanco @chimoool

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@AliciaJ86958882 Son asquerosos

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@O_Papo_ Largo de nuestro país!

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Sylvester

@SylvestMon

I am a very spoiled cat, I am 14 years old and have 4 siblings. Sparta, Aurora, Ginger & Taz, My favorite hobby is sleeping and eating I am a bilingual cat 🇺🇲

Gestora Cultural, Comunicóloga, Melómana.

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O Papo

@O_Papo_

2 days ago

🚨 MULTIDÃO TOMA AS RUAS DO MÉXICO EM ATO CONTRA A ENTRADA DE SOLDADOS ISRAELENSES NO PAÍS! 🇲🇽🇵🇸 Manifestantes exigem que militares israelenses sejam proibidos de entrar no México!

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(fan) Alex⁸

@UTDAlex8

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🚨Francesco Totti on the difference between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi: “Put Messi in Roma for 25 years and tell me, how many Ballon d’Or awards would he win? Ten? No. Not even one. Do you know why? Because winning the Ballon d’Or is not just about talent. It is also about the team you play for, the trophies you win and the opportunities you get to compete at the highest level. Cristiano Ronaldo, on the other hand, is a different story. Even if you had put him in Rome for those same 25 years, I believe he would have won more Ballon d’Or awards than he has today. And that is what separates Cristiano for me. His success has never depended entirely on the team around him. His ambition, mentality, discipline and obsession with improving himself have always pushed him beyond his limits. Messi is an extraordinary talent, nobody can deny that. But Cristiano has shown us what happens when extraordinary talent meets an extraordinary mentality. That is why I have so much respect for him.”

UTDAlex8's tweet photo. 🚨Francesco Totti on the difference between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi:

“Put Messi in Roma for 25 years and tell me, how many Ballon d’Or awards would he win? Ten? No. Not even one.

Do you know why? Because winning the Ballon d’Or is not just about talent. It is also about the team you play for, the trophies you win and the opportunities you get to compete at the highest level.

Cristiano Ronaldo, on the other hand, is a different story. Even if you had put him in Rome for those same 25 years, I believe he would have won more Ballon d’Or awards than he has today.

And that is what separates Cristiano for me. His success has never depended entirely on the team around him. His ambition, mentality, discipline and obsession with improving himself have always pushed him beyond his limits.

Messi is an extraordinary talent, nobody can deny that. But Cristiano has shown us what happens when extraordinary talent meets an extraordinary mentality. That is why I have so much respect for him.”

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Guille Vidal

@eltemagv

4 days ago

Tenemos que hablar de la invasión sionista en México antes de que sea demasiado tarde ⚠️ Tenemos que hablar de la invasión sionista en México antes de que sea demasiado tarde ⚠️ Tenemos que hablar de la invasión sionista en México antes de que sea demasiado tarde ⚠️

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AlejandrA F. de Erruzca 💎 @AleFerruzcaL

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Los panistas en #Queretaro remodelaron 6 kilometros de una avenida por 7 mil millones de pesos, hicieron un salon de clases de 4x4 metros cuadrados por casi un millón y medio, y ahora pagan 213 millones por 4 cuentos. Los panistas si saben como robar.

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Sr. Blanco @chimoool

2 days ago

@gewoonmerels Que asco

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El gato político

@elgatopolitico_

3 days ago

🔴🔴¡Salió el peine! El New York Times revela lo que realmente estaba haciendo la CIA en Chihuahua: crear una unidad de fuerzas especiales para operaciones en México. Y todo bajo la aprobación de Maru Campos. ➡️➡️ https://t.co/Q9FaKj4PsA

elgatopolitico_'s tweet photo. 🔴🔴¡Salió el peine!
El New York Times revela lo que realmente estaba haciendo la CIA en Chihuahua: crear una unidad de fuerzas especiales para operaciones en México. Y todo bajo la aprobación de Maru Campos.
➡️➡️ https://t.co/Q9FaKj4PsA https://t.co/kf7gDnb6wv

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Sandy Cecilia

@Saceci

3 days ago

Puebla invadido por Israel José Luis García Parra defiende la compra de tecnología de Israel en Puebla que es utilizada por el ICE Y GAZA para localizar 📲 y desvivir civiles. “El ejército israelí utiliza estos programas para convertir los teléfonos en Gaza en herramienta de vigilancia, combinándolos con tecnología de reconocimiento facial y reconocimiento de voz para su artillería de fuerza aérea, asesinando así a miles de civiles Palestinos “EL SOFTWAER ESPIA ES UN ARMA DE GUERRA… UTILIZADA TANTO POR REGIMES AUTORIATORIOS COMO POR GOBIERNOS QUE SE AUTODEFINEN DEMOCRATICOS PARA SILENCIAR A LA DISIDENCIA Y LA OPOSICION, PERSEGUIR A LOS PERIODISTAS Y ABOGADOS/AS, Y SOCAVAR LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS” La herramienta fue adquirida por la Fiscalía General del Estado de Puebla con recursos del Fondo de Aportaciones para la Seguridad Pública, de acuerdo con lo informado previamente por la fiscal general, Idamis Pastor. La fiscal señaló que la adquisición incluye equipos especializados, un paquete inicial de 150 desbloqueos para teléfonos de alta gama y capacitación para el personal ministerial. Pastor explicó que la herramienta será utilizada para el análisis forense, la extracción de evidencia digital en investigaciones penales y el combate a generadores de violencia, y negó que tenga como finalidad vigilar o espiar a la ciudadanía. En este sentido, José Luis García Parra respaldó la postura de la fiscal y aseguró que el sistema tendrá un uso distinto al software Pegasus, al que se ha señalado por su utilización para el espionaje de detractores políticos, periodistas y activistas durante gobiernos anteriores. El coordinador de Gabinete sostuvo que Cellebrite será utilizado por la Fiscalía para extraer información de equipos móviles obtenidos durante operativos realizados legalmente, una vez que existan las actuaciones correspondientes.

Saceci's tweet photo. Puebla invadido por Israel

José Luis García Parra defiende la compra de tecnología de Israel en Puebla que es utilizada por el ICE Y GAZA para localizar 📲 y desvivir civiles.

“El ejército israelí utiliza estos programas para convertir los teléfonos en Gaza en herramienta de vigilancia, combinándolos con tecnología de reconocimiento facial y reconocimiento de voz para su artillería de fuerza aérea, asesinando así a miles de civiles Palestinos

“EL SOFTWAER ESPIA ES UN ARMA DE GUERRA… UTILIZADA TANTO POR REGIMES AUTORIATORIOS COMO POR GOBIERNOS QUE SE AUTODEFINEN DEMOCRATICOS PARA SILENCIAR A LA DISIDENCIA Y LA OPOSICION, PERSEGUIR A LOS PERIODISTAS Y ABOGADOS/AS, Y SOCAVAR LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS”

La herramienta fue adquirida por la Fiscalía General del Estado de Puebla con recursos del Fondo de Aportaciones para la Seguridad Pública, de acuerdo con lo informado previamente por la fiscal general, Idamis Pastor.

La fiscal señaló que la adquisición incluye equipos especializados, un paquete inicial de 150 desbloqueos para teléfonos de alta gama y capacitación para el personal ministerial.

Pastor explicó que la herramienta será utilizada para el análisis forense, la extracción de evidencia digital en investigaciones penales y el combate a generadores de violencia, y negó que tenga como finalidad vigilar o espiar a la ciudadanía.

En este sentido, José Luis García Parra respaldó la postura de la fiscal y aseguró que el sistema tendrá un uso distinto al software Pegasus, al que se ha señalado por su utilización para el espionaje de detractores políticos, periodistas y activistas durante gobiernos anteriores.

El coordinador de Gabinete sostuvo que Cellebrite será utilizado por la Fiscalía para extraer información de equipos móviles obtenidos durante operativos realizados legalmente, una vez que existan las actuaciones correspondientes.

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Sandy Cecilia

@Saceci

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Fuera Israel de Mexico!

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lone__ajju__🇵🇸🇮🇷🇾🇪 @loneajju02

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You can't argue with facts

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Chino

@ChinoUTD

3 days ago

🚨 Pepe on Portugal’s players failing to give Ronaldo the backing Messi received from Argentina in the World Cup: “When I saw Joao Neves describing Cristiano as another player there to help, I thought about how differently I would have wanted that question answered. I know he also praised Cristiano’s contribution. But for me, there was something more we could have expressed. ‘He is our captain. We are proud he is Portuguese. We want to help him win this.’ Imagine Cristiano hearing that from the younger players. After all those years carrying expectations, he hears the next generation saying, ‘We will carry this with you.’ That feeling matters. Look at our generation. Joao Moutinho with his arm around him. Me beside him, laughing. Those moments remind me of the bond you build when you have seen somebody give so much of himself to the same shirt. We wanted him to feel protected. If he missed, you gave him another ball. If a match became difficult, you went towards him. You wanted him looking around and finding teammates who still believed. ‘Cristiano, keep making the run.’ ‘The pass hasn’t come.’ ‘Then we’ll find it. Go again.’ And he gave that belief back. ‘Pepe, keep them out. One chance, we can win this.’ You heard that and thought, ‘Then I will give you the chance.’ That was pride. We had a player we could stand beside anyone in football and say, ‘For us, he is the best.’ Why would you be embarrassed to let him feel that? When Argentina’s players speak about winning for Messi, I hear a purpose they have chosen to share. Everybody still has his own job, but there is another reason to make the recovery run, win the tackle, chase the ball that looks lost. They want their country to win. They also want to give somebody they love that moment. I wish Cristiano had felt that same warmth surrounding him. ‘They have Messi? We have Cristiano. Let’s show them what our captain can still do.’ Imagine taking that feeling onto the pitch together. A midfielder sees the run and tries the pass. A winger gets another cross in. A defender protects the lead because he knows how much that final whistle could mean. That kind of unity is built in conversations before anybody sees it in a celebration. I cannot look inside every conversation in the recent squad. But I wanted to hear more pride in having him. More willingness to make his remaining opportunities something everybody treasured. Because the quality did not simply disappear. His goals for Al Nassr still required movement, preparation and finishing. If performances in MLS can be appreciated, his work in Saudi Arabia deserves an honest assessment too. A World XI omission cannot tell the whole story of a player, and it cannot measure what a dressing room gives him. After Cristiano, Portugal will have wonderful footballers. But somebody else wearing the shirt will not recreate what he meant to us. If we cannot find a shared purpose around a man who gave us so much, where do we expect that feeling to come from when he is gone? I would have wanted the younger players to sit beside him and say, ‘You helped make us believe Portugal could win anything. Let us help you believe you can win this.’ He spent so long being the person who said, ‘We can do it.’ Towards the end, I wanted him to walk into that dressing room and hear somebody else say it first. ‘We can do it, Cristiano. And we’re doing it together.’”

ChinoUTD's tweet photo. 🚨 Pepe on Portugal’s players failing to give Ronaldo the backing Messi received from Argentina in the World Cup:

“When I saw Joao Neves describing Cristiano as another player there to help, I thought about how differently I would have wanted that question answered.

I know he also praised Cristiano’s contribution. But for me, there was something more we could have expressed.

‘He is our captain. We are proud he is Portuguese. We want to help him win this.’

Imagine Cristiano hearing that from the younger players. After all those years carrying expectations, he hears the next generation saying, ‘We will carry this with you.’

That feeling matters.

Look at our generation. Joao Moutinho with his arm around him. Me beside him, laughing. Those moments remind me of the bond you build when you have seen somebody give so much of himself to the same shirt.

We wanted him to feel protected.

If he missed, you gave him another ball. If a match became difficult, you went towards him. You wanted him looking around and finding teammates who still believed.

‘Cristiano, keep making the run.’

‘The pass hasn’t come.’

‘Then we’ll find it. Go again.’

And he gave that belief back.

‘Pepe, keep them out. One chance, we can win this.’

You heard that and thought, ‘Then I will give you the chance.’

That was pride. We had a player we could stand beside anyone in football and say, ‘For us, he is the best.’

Why would you be embarrassed to let him feel that?

When Argentina’s players speak about winning for Messi, I hear a purpose they have chosen to share. Everybody still has his own job, but there is another reason to make the recovery run, win the tackle, chase the ball that looks lost.

They want their country to win. They also want to give somebody they love that moment.

I wish Cristiano had felt that same warmth surrounding him.

‘They have Messi? We have Cristiano. Let’s show them what our captain can still do.’

Imagine taking that feeling onto the pitch together.

A midfielder sees the run and tries the pass. A winger gets another cross in. A defender protects the lead because he knows how much that final whistle could mean.

That kind of unity is built in conversations before anybody sees it in a celebration.

I cannot look inside every conversation in the recent squad. But I wanted to hear more pride in having him. More willingness to make his remaining opportunities something everybody treasured.

Because the quality did not simply disappear.

His goals for Al Nassr still required movement, preparation and finishing. If performances in MLS can be appreciated, his work in Saudi Arabia deserves an honest assessment too.

A World XI omission cannot tell the whole story of a player, and it cannot measure what a dressing room gives him.

After Cristiano, Portugal will have wonderful footballers. But somebody else wearing the shirt will not recreate what he meant to us.

If we cannot find a shared purpose around a man who gave us so much, where do we expect that feeling to come from when he is gone?

I would have wanted the younger players to sit beside him and say, ‘You helped make us believe Portugal could win anything. Let us help you believe you can win this.’

He spent so long being the person who said, ‘We can do it.’

Towards the end, I wanted him to walk into that dressing room and hear somebody else say it first.

‘We can do it, Cristiano. And we’re doing it together.’”

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AJ+Español @ajplusespanol

3 days ago

Organizaciones culturales y activistas pro Palestina denuncian ataques por parte de sionistas en San Cristóbal de las Casas. Pero, ¿qué están haciendo estos grupos israelíes en Chiapas?