@680carlos Carlos! Tengo todos los ejemplares del año 1961 del Diario "La Mañana" de Manuel Bernardes Centurión (Abuelo) Con Editoriales contundentes, directos y objetivos contra la Dictadura. Hasta que Stroessner lo cerró. Voy a hacer un compilado exclusivo de las Editoriales, y te acerco!
Y con 39 años, lo ves corriendo al minuto 90 y poniéndole el gol a Enzo y asistiendo a Lautaro para la remontada. No es la FIFA, señores, no son los árbitros.
Es LIONEL MESSI, señores. Leyenda eterna.
Never underestimate Paraguay. This is a nation that:
🇵🇾 Still speaks Guaraní despite 300 years of Spanish rule
🇵🇾 Defied Portuguese slavers for 150 years
🇵🇾 Survived a 🇧🇷🇦🇷🇺🇾 invasion that killed half its population
🇵🇾 Defeated Bolivia in the Chaco War
🇵🇾 Outlasted a 35-year dictatorship
A “third-class team”, as German commentators claimed? Should have read some history 😎
La Cobra, delante de 100.000 espectadores y eufórico como pocas veces le hemos visto, se queda sin voz al celebrar el penalti decisivo del paraguayo Canales que deja a Alemania fuera del Mundial. 🇵🇾
“LES AVISÉ QUE ALEMANIA SON CAGONES. LES AVISÉ QUE ALEMANIA PERDÍA CONTRA PARAGUAY Y NADIE ME CREÍA. YO LO SABÍA.”
From @TheAthleticFC: Paraguay achieved one of the greatest upsets of recent World Cup history to defeat Germany in a penalty shootout. Germany had never lost a World Cup shootout.
Germany: ❌ ✅ ✅ ❌ ✅ ❌
Paraguay: ✅ ✅ ✅ ❌ ❌ ✅
https://t.co/U3nNYLHzex
🚨🗣️NEW: Thierry Henry on FIFA’s new mouth-covering red card rule: as Almiron was given a red card for covering his mouth in the game between Paraguay and Turkey:
“I understand why football wants to fight discrimination. Nobody disagrees with that. But when you start handing out straight red cards because a player covered his mouth while speaking, you’ve crossed into dangerous territory.
“This is exactly what I feared football was becoming, a game played by robots, policed by suits who’ve never felt the heat of a tackle or the fire of a 50-50. Miguel Almirón gets sent off for covering his mouth? In a World Cup? FIFA calls it progress. I call it the slow death of the sport we love.
Football was built on emotion, confrontation, mind games, personality. Now we’re acting as if every private word exchanged on a pitch is a matter for a courtroom investigation. The game is starting to feel less like football and more like a surveillance project.
The Miguel Almirón incident is exactly why people are uncomfortable. We don’t even know what was said, yet the punishment arrives before the evidence. Since when did covering your mouth become a crime worthy of expulsion? If that’s the standard, we’re no longer judging actions—we’re judging suspicion.
What worries me most is the precedent. Today it’s covering your mouth. Tomorrow what is it? A sarcastic comment? A heated argument? Football has always been a pressure cooker. If you remove every ounce of fire, don’t be surprised when the sport loses part of its soul.
And let’s be honest, would the legends of previous generations survive in this environment? Maradona, Keane, Pepe, half the icons people celebrate today would spend more time explaining themselves to officials than actually playing. The game that once rewarded personality now seems obsessed with policing it.
The irony is that football claims to want authenticity, yet it keeps creating rules that encourage players to become robots. Fans don’t fall in love with robots. They fall in love with characters, rivalries, passion and drama.
This rule may have been created with good intentions, but good intentions don’t automatically make good rules. Right now, it feels like football is trying to put a lid on a boiling pot instead of understanding why it boils in the first place.”
Mr. President, this is an urgent and immediate call for your attention, support, and action. Last night you saw the millions of brave Iranians in the streets facing down live bullets. Today, they are facing not just bullets but a total communications blackout. No Internet. No landlines.
Ali Khamenei, fearing the end of his criminal regime at the hands of the people and with the help of your powerful promise to support the protesters, has threatened the people on the streets with a brutal crack down. And he wants to use this blackout to murder these young heroes.
I have called the people to the streets to fight for their freedom and to overwhelm the security forces with sheer numbers. Last night they did that. Your threat to this criminal regime has also kept the regime’s thugs at bay. But time is of the essence. The people will be on the streets again in an hour. I am asking you to help.
You have proven and I know you are a man of peace and a man of your word. Please be prepared to intervene to help the people of Iran.
For all the folks wringing their hands in fake moral outrage over Pres. Trump’s action on Maduro, you have ZERO understanding of the geopolitical significance this action for not just Venezuela but for Western Civilization..let this Venezuelan educate u 👇🏾
@elonmusk@CommunityNotes Elections in the middle of a war/invasion? Are you serious? You all started the government so well, with so many good local and international public policies, but now you are getting on the wrong side of history. It's not Zelensky the problem my friend, it's Vladimir Putin.
@DavidSacks Elections in the middle of a war? Is this serious? At what point did Russia become a democratic country, and Ukraine a dictatorship? What happened? What did I miss?
@FedeFilartiga Absolutamente todos los días queman basuras en esa zona. No puede seguir ocurriendo eso. Mas de una vez los reclamé, y fui amenazado por los mismos; mas de una vez le pedí a la policía que intervenga, y me dijeron que nada pueden hacer. Osea, esto nunca va a acabar