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World Cup exploits of Maradona and Messi have Argentina fans in raptures

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By Martín Raschinsky, James Grainger, Leila Lacor
| Buenos Aires Times Verified
Argentine football fans filling the bars in Buenos Aires on Monday were able to celebrate iconic World Cup moments by two vastly different characters – Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi. For the late tortured genius that was Maradona it was the 40th anniversary of his 'Hand of God' goal in the 1986 quarter-final with England, on his way to almost single-handedly winning the trophy for Argentina.
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Fans come together in huge crowds to bid farewell to 'Indio' Solari

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By Martín Raschinsky, James Grainger Verified
| Buenos Aires Times Verified
Thousands of people gathered in Buenos Aires' Plaza de Mayo on Friday, waving flags and singing songs as they paid tribute to rock legend 'Indio' Solari, who died earlier that morning aged 77. The famous square was filled with fans jumping and singing in scenes resembling one of the musician's famous concerts. Some wiped away tears while others carried banners bearing the names of their neighbourhoods. "Indio is the story of my life.
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Autopsy doctor says Diego Maradona’s heart had signs of ‘prolonged agony’

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By Martín Raschinsky, James Grainger Verified
| Buenos Aires Times Verified
One of the doctors who carried out Diego Maradona’s autopsy told the trial into his 2020 death on Tuesday that the late football legend’s heart showed signs of prolonged agony. “When we cut into the heart there were intracavitary clots. These clots appear in prolonged agonal periods,” doctor Federico Corasaniti said as he appeared via videolink at the opening of a new hearing in the trial, being held in San Isidro, outside of Buenos Aires.
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