Como a Argentina (e os EUA) roubaram a Seleção Brasileira | Copa 1978

On June 21, 1978, dictator Jorge Rafael Videla and Henry Kissinger, US Secretary of State and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, entered the Peruvian national team's locker room before the most important game of the World Cup. Minutes later, Argentina won 6-0. In this video, with the help of Professor Adriano de Freixo, PhD in Social History from UFRJ, we investigate everything that is known and everything that remains unexplained about the most suspicious game in World Cup history. In this video: The World Cup that the Argentine dictatorship couldn't miss The time change that benefited Argentina What Kissinger and Videla did in the Peruvian locker room The 6 goals and the evidence that was never answered The wheat donated to Peru 15 days after the game What Zico, Leão, and Peruvian players said years later 🗂️ Articles Ludopédio: Henry Kissinger, the dictatorship in Argentina and the 1978 World Cup, by Adriano de Freixo 📖 Books Fuimos Campeones, by Ricardo Gotta 🎥 Archive Videos AP Archive — Kissinger and Videla at the Monumental de Núñez Rede Globo — Interview by Jorge Rafael Videla Basticast Podcast — Interview by Zico Storiast Podcast — Interview by Zico UOL Esporte — Interview by Roberto Dinamite Foundation FGV — Interview by Emerson Leão ----------------------------- Why did the military regime investigate Pelé three times? -    • Por que a ditadura militar investigou Pelé...   This video was produced based on official documents, public archives, press articles, academic papers, books, and original journalistic research. All sources used are listed below. I am Nelson Coltro, a journalist for 10 years, with experience at TNT Sports, Trivela, and other newsrooms. Here on the channel, we investigate how football connects to power, politics, culture, and memory — always with historical context, factual rigor, and documentary narrative. 💬 Suggest topics for future videos in the comments. ℹ️ This is an independent journalism project. Corrections, criticisms, and additions are always welcome to enrich the debate. Script, presentation, and editing: Nelson Coltro Visual identity: Bárbara Breda 📱 Social media Instagram: instagram.com/nelsoncoltro TikTok: tiktok.com/nelsoncoltro #football #footballhistory #footballculture #sportsjournalism #videoessays #documentary #footballandpolitics #footballandpower #research #sportsmemory #deepdive #historicalanalysis #journalisticstorytelling #brazilianfootball #societyandculture