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The Wizard of the White Boots highlighted that Betis had won seven of the nine matches played and accumulated 19 of the 24 points at stake in La Liga. He also pointed out that the team had won as visitors in their Champions match, that more than 65,000 people had attended that day at La Cartuja, and that Isco was becoming more and more in tune. He described Betis as spectacular. https://t.co/FGADzqGKrM #LaLiga #Betis #ChampionsLeague (translated)

Fran Santaclara said it would have been better not to say anything and described Di Gia's maneuver as spectacular. He pointed out that he opened up a bit and forced others to change their line, although he did nothing illegal. He also considered that the action could be more or less aggressive, but added that racing was about winning. #Carreras #Fórmula1 #Deportes (translated)

Jose Ignacio García stated that the signature collection of Adelante Andalucía was receiving a remarkable response, with queues to sign in Seville, Cádiz, Málaga, Jerez, and Granada. He also described a special atmosphere. https://t.co/EOwJN5cHcz #AdelanteAndalucía #RecogidaDeFirmas #Andalucía (translated)

Sudanalytics reported that, after a deflected free kick by Lionel Messi in the last minute, the referee asked him if he could end the match. According to what was written, Messi nodded and the referee requested the ball. The author described the scene as spectacular. https://t.co/lrLzGIPvb0 #Messi #Fútbol #Deportes (translated)

Invictos wrote that Pedro Rodríguez had announced his retirement from professional football at 39, after almost two decades of career. According to the account, the footballer communicated the decision in a video recorded at Camp Nou. Invictos highlighted his titles with FC Barcelona, including a treble and a sextuple, his national and continental successes with Chelsea, and his time at Lazio. It also recalled that Rodríguez had won the European Championship and the World Cup with the Spanish national team. The account described him as one of the most underrated footballers of all time. #Fútbol #PedroRodríguez #Leyenda (translated)

The Podcast Técnica Fórmula 1 analyzes the spectacular race of the Bahrain GP in Sepang, highlighting the excitement of real circuits and Verstappen's victory, while Antonelli closes in on the title and the FIA faces criticism for the new regulations. #F1 #GPdeBaraín #CircuitoSepang (translated)

Sudanalytics reported that Nico Paz had recalled Lionel Messi's words before a match against Jordan in which he was a starter. According to the account, Messi told him that he believed in him and to play without fear. Paz noted that the message had impacted him and meant a lot, and that although Messi might not remember it, he would keep it forever. https://t.co/iwefZFDp5B #LionelMessi #NicoPaz #Fútbol (translated)

As you can see, FCB released a statement in which Ibai Llanos claimed that, despite being from Real Madrid, he believed that Lamine Yamal should win the Ballon d'Or. According to Llanos, Yamal had been a world champion and league champion, and had had a spectacular last month; he added that, in such a close vote, he believed Yamal would win the award. https://t.co/uDZkmN6Z8w #BalónDeOro #RealMadrid #Fútbol (translated)

Gonzalo Tortosa reported that Real Betis had won La Liga Futures after defeating River Plate in the final, having eliminated Atlético and Real Madrid. He also noted that this generation had won the under-12 World Cup in March and praised the club's youth academy work. https://t.co/tZQrGHpG5f #RealBetis #FútbolJuvenil #LaLigaFutures (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that the University of Córdoba had been under the control of Salvatore Mancuso, with the murders of dozens of students and professors, and pointed out that Abelardo had been an advisor to Mancuso and paramilitarism. Petro said he had held parliamentary debates on the influence of drug trafficking and paramilitary groups in politics, including public universities. He wrote that he denounced that these had been taken over to divert resources, promote violence, and restrict freedom of thought and expression. He added that, after his debates and accusations against politicians allegedly allied with armed drug traffickers, 35% of senators were convicted and imprisoned by the Supreme Court of Justice. He also claimed that the court was persecuted and replaced by the "cartel of the toga" and corrupt prosecutors. The president maintained that, after the fall of politicians linked to drug trafficking — whom he said were succeeded by family members — the University of Córdoba was freed from paramilitarism and grew significantly in coverage and quality. He stated that those who benefited from the takeover of the institution stagnated it while turning the private university into a business and hoarding peasant lands and water through violence. Petro said that these sectors governed Córdoba and had a president, despite not having a majority, and that they sought to return to the past. He attributed to them the halting of programs of his government to recover swamps, including the Grande, and to promote agrarian reform in Córdoba and Sucre. He also asserted that they wanted to stop the development of the university and the access of Cordoban youth to knowledge. Finally, he called on the Historic Pact to summon the people to elect delegates to its congress and urged resistance against what he described as a new advance of allies of drug trafficking and violence, with municipal coordinations ideally made up of women, peasants, and youth. #UniversidadDeCórdoba #Narcoparapolítica #DerechosHumanos (translated)