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Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
Hoy vino un técnico de @TelecentroAr a cambiarme el módem del wifi y me terminó acosando en el living de mi casa. Me preguntó si estaba para cog3r. Me preguntó si le parecía lindo, si me parecía feo, si me podía invitar a salir, etc. mil preguntas más. Le pedí que se fuera..
Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
Y esto?
Le dan lugar en la calle para q instalen un deck a cualquiera.
Suficiente q se lo den a bares y restaurantes (no deberían), ahora también se lo dan a casas de ropa q dicen que venden cafe? Nadie controla que efectivamente lo usen? 2 autos estacionan ahí!
@gcba – at Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
Antes de que el macrismo llegue al Gobierno de la Ciudad en 2007 la alícuota de patentes era del 3,2% del valor del coche y hoy es una escala hasta 6%.
En 2007 los autos de más de 12 años de antigüedad no pagaban patente.
Bajan (un poco) los impuestos que ellos mismos subieron.
Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
Qué fiaca que alguien fume y todos tengamos que adecuarnos a esa persona. O decirle que fume afuera, pero lo hace cerca de la puerta y el humo y el olor quedan igual. Matate.
Estoy para ir a Love is Blind con mi jermu, hacer que no nos conocemos en las cabinas pero que nos enamoramos y ligar una semanita de all inclusive en Mexico
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Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
This doesn't even sound like a conspiracy anymore. Something clearly happened behind the scenes before the World Cup Final. Too many things don't add up.
• Scaloni arrived at the stadium and got off the team bus in tears.
• Messi "missed" every shot in the warm-up. In over 20 years, I genuinely can't remember ever seeing that. Was he doing it deliberately, or was his mind somewhere else?
• Messi's family didn't even come to the stadium despite living in Miami.
• The entire squad walked out of the dressing room with their heads down, completely shaken up. Enzo and Licha were both seen crying.
• Messi was heard saying: "Let's forget about everything. Let's just play. Forget about everything." Everyone around him looked devastated.
• Scaloni completely abandoned the tactical approach that had worked throughout the tournament, leaving the midfield exposed against a team whose biggest strength is midfield control. Messi and Julián were isolated all game.
• Argentina had 0 shots on target in 90 minutes, yet Lautaro, one of their biggest attacking weapons, never came on.
• Both Cuti Romero and Lisandro Martínez asked to be substituted because of "injuries", yet neither looked to be in obvious pain. These are arguably the two toughest players in the squad. Interestingly, both also ignored Trump during the trophy presentation.
• Spain committed over 20 fouls without receiving a single card. Oyarzabal's challenge on Messi's knee and Cucurella's foul on Simeone were both obvious booking opportunities.
• Cucurella also somehow escaped a red after covering his mouth during a confrontation with Messi.
• Even Spain's celebrations felt strangely subdued. From a neutral perspective, that's understandable given Argentina never really put on a fight.
This isn't meant to take anything away from Spain. They were World Cup favourites for a reason and fully deserved the title based on what happened on the pitch.
But I've watched this Argentina team since 2021, and I've never seen anything remotely like Sunday. This team's identity has always been its passion, intensity and willingness to fight for every ball. None of that was there.
I'm not claiming to know what happened. Maybe it was connected to the Malvinas incident. Maybe there was pressure from someone powerful. Maybe it involved their families. Maybe it was something else entirely.
But I refuse to believe that what we watched was simply Argentina having an off day.
Too many signs pointed to a squad that looked emotionally broken before the match had even kicked off.
I just hope that one day we find out what really happened behind the scenes.
Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
🇳🇬 🗣️John Obi Mikel: "I will never forget what happened after the U-20 World Cup final against Argentina. Messi won the Golden Ball, and I won the Silver Ball, but I felt I deserved the Golden Ball. I approached him and said in Spanish, 'You stole the Golden Ball from me. I was better.'
Messi, with his characteristic humility, smiled and replied, 'It wasn't my decision; it was the committee's. But what you've done for your country is incredible.!' Later, when we crossed paths near the locker rooms, he offered to swap awards: 'If you want, take my Golden Ball and give me the Silver.' I laughed and said, 'I can't; you deserve it. I was just frustrated. Thank you for being so kind!'
Years later, we met again at the 2018 World Cup.
Messi greeted me, 'Hello, golden boy. I still have the photo from the awards ceremony! That's when I told him, 'Today I know you truly deserved that award. You the best Leo.🐐
Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
I've lived in Argentina for over 18 years. I'm a migrant here. And I want to say it clearly: Samuel L. Jackson's accusation is false.
I'm not speaking from theory. I'm speaking from the experience of having built a life here, of having been welcomed, integrated, of having seen firsthand what it means to be a country made of migrants.
Let's go over some history, since he brought it up:
🇦🇷 Argentina abolished slavery in 1813 with the Free Womb Law, and definitively in the 1853 Constitution — earlier than much of the continent. This is a country built by receiving waves of immigrants from Italy, Spain, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and today from all over Latin America. Multiculturalism isn't a talking point here, it's the foundation of national identity.
🇺🇸 The United States didn't abolish slavery until 1865, and upheld legal racial segregation (Jim Crow laws) until 1964-65. Less than 65 years ago, that same country had separate bathrooms, schools, and bus seats by skin color.
🇬🇧 England built much of its economic power on the transatlantic slave trade, and its colonial empire left a record of institutional racism across four continents that's still being reckoned with today.
Before pointing fingers, it might be worth looking at your own history. Argentina has its own unresolved issues, like any country — but calling it "the most racist country in the world" isn't criticism, it's misinformation.
You should be ashamed @SamuelLJackson
#Argentina #FakeNews #SamuelLJackson #Migrants #ArgentineHistory
Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
🪡| Abro Hilo:
Guía de como pedir reembolso para el concierto de Rosalía en el Movistar Arena Argentina 2026.
Cristian Domínguez 🍾 retweeted
Evet dün kazanan futbol oldu ama 2014'teki finalde VAR olmadığı için futbol değil, Toni Kroos kazanmıştı.
