MIGUEL ÁNGEL FALCÓN , DOCTOR EN FILOSOFÍA ///ARGENTINA–INGLATERRA: MUCHO MÁS QUE FÚTBOL.

INFO The historic rivalry between Argentina and England is deeply intertwined with the occupation of the Falkland Islands, the 1982 war, and Diego Maradona's unforgettable goals at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. For decades, each match has been interpreted as a symbolic act of revenge, although no sporting result can heal the wounds inflicted by the war. Following Lionel Scaloni's statement—"it's a football match"—it's worth considering a more mature perspective: remembering the Falklands without perpetually placing that burden on the players. Football can retain its emotional and cultural significance, but without becoming a symbolic continuation of the armed conflict. 👉Stay informed all day on our website: www.eltribunodejujuy.com 👉Contact us at 388-5187039 (https://wa.me/qr/Q65SZ52GN3PQL1), subscribe to our channels and social media; like, share, and comment! ☑️