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Here's a list of clubs that, precedent says, have solid legal case to take against Manchester City for cheating them out of anything from hundreds of thousands to hundreds of millions, based on titles, Euro spots, relegation, cup progression and so on. Also, every player at #ManchesterCity #Football #FairPlay #Therearenospecificcountrycodesmentionedintheprovidedtweet.Therefore #theansweris:

Jürgen Klopp stated during a press conference that he is not waiting for a second league title, as the Premier League has found Manchester City guilty of 115 charges of serious financial violations, while main sponsor Etihad Airways threatens legal action against the competition. (translated)

Ferran Soriano invented the Virtuous Circle of Barça as Laporta's economic vice president. The CEO of Manchester City was key in signing Guardiola. Now the Premier says that City inflated revenues and reduced expenses by more than 900 million. (translated)

It is still necessary to wait for the adjustment for the average vote, but the prevailing thesis is that only objectively false information is prohibited; that is, indicating conduct that was not practiced by Flávio Bolsonaro. For example, it is not possible to state that Flávio Bolsonaro proposed a bill to strip Nossa Senhora Aparecida of the title of patroness of Brazil (this is materially false), but it is permissible to say that Flávio Bolsonaro's allies defend this measure. It is allowed to say that Flávio is close to people who think this way and that sectors of the Catholic Church have expressed concern about this, etc. (this is objectively true), and it is possible to say, for example, that one does not trust Flávio Bolsonaro to protect the status of the patroness of Nossa Senhora Aparecida (this is an opinion, therefore not subject to the Byzantine criterion of truth or falsehood). Tomorrow, with the expected adjustments to the average vote, I will talk more about the subject. But the press needs to be alert because it is reporting incorrectly about the results in certain excerpts and headlines. (translated)

For a long time, I carried a silent desire, almost a mission hidden in the depths of my soul: to turn the story of Jair Messias Bolsonaro into a movie. Even before there was a script, camera, or crew, I was certain that the world needed to see who he really is — not the character defamed by the media, but the man who changed the axis of Brazilian politics. This project was not born out of an opportunity. It was born out of a conviction. From the certainty that this trajectory could not be restricted to distorted headlines, much less to history books that turn heroes into villains. This story deserved to be told with truth, courage, and respect for the impact it had — and still has — on the lives of millions of Brazilians. I dreamed of this because I understood that Bolsonaro is not just a chapter in our politics. He is a turning point. And the world needs to know this story. I thank the Bolsonaro family for trusting in this dream and for allowing me to tell a story that will reach future generations. (translated)

Interesting how many self-proclaimed guardians of humanity and justice have been silent since this morning. Wanting to bring down a plane full of families, women, and children – and yet not a word. Apparently, for some, it is not the suffering that decides, but the ideological classification of perpetrator and victim, whether outrage is warranted. (translated)