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The Ghosts of the 1982 Falklands War Haunt the Argentina-England Match

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By Pablo Alabarces Verified
| New Lines Magazine Verified
I wrote my doctoral thesis on soccer and homeland. It has made me a sort of permanent interviewee in the Argentine press on the subject of soccer and nationalism, especially whenever the World Cup rolls around. Wednesday marks the first time the national team will play England since I gained this status — their last clash was on June 7, 2002 — and the inquiries are piling up.
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Unlike Other Stars at the World Cup, Messi Never Talks Politics

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By Pablo Alabarces Verified
| New Lines Magazine Verified
Lionel Messi doesn’t speak. He (apparently) doesn’t read, he doesn’t write, he doesn’t watch movies (just TV series), he doesn’t visit art museums, he has no known musical tastes, and he has never once quoted a book or an author. In his rare interviews — incredibly rare, considering he is one of the most famous figures in global culture — he says nothing but platitudes.
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What Is Peter Thiel up to in Argentina?

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By Pablo Alabarces Verified
| New Lines Magazine Verified
Javier Milei’s rise to power in Argentina has transformed the country into a laboratory for the global far right and tech capital. At the center of this convergence stands Peter Thiel, the billionaire co-founder of PayPal and Palantir, who has been living in Buenos Aires for just over a month. Some commentators in the press and on social media have claimed that Thiel’s relocation represents a new flight of defeated Nazis to South America (though Thiel is not a Nazi, let alone a defeated one).
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