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Ricardo Darín Questioned the World Final and Defended Lionel Messi: “The Argentine National Team Had a Rare Attitude”

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The actor in an interview in Spain said that he noticed an unusual energy in the Argentine campus. The words he dedicated to the captain

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The actor in an interview in Spain said that he noticed an unusual energy in the Argentine campus. The words he dedicated to the captain

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The actor analyzed the defeat of the Argentine team against Spain and said that he noticed a different attitude than the usual one before the match. In addition, he responded to the criticisms against the Argentine captain.

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The final of the World Cup against Spain will be one of those thorns that neither the passage of time helps to pull out. As that time happened in the 90s, the bi-championship could not be given; one of the most striking questions of what happened after defeat, were the conspiracy theories that appeared. Whether or not something happened in the locker room, the crossing between Scaloni and Dibu Martínez, and whether Messi told his companions some…

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The actor opined about the match against Spain. The post Ricardo Darín questioned the players of the Scaloneta for the World Cup final: «A rare attitude» appeared first on El Intransigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.

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The actor said he noticed an unusual energy before Spain and defended Lionel Messi from the criticisms received after the defeat. Ricardo Darín questioned the attitude of the Selection in the final was first published in Diario San Rafael.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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