The clashes over the World Cup final went beyond football, turning into a political and cultural controversy
The alleged "20 homes" mentioned are not residential properties, but the footballer's company, Eleven Future Invest, owns a block of 50…
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The most striking episode was led by the Housing spokesperson for Sumar in Congress, Alberto Ibáñez, who accused striker Ferran Torres of behaving like a "speculator" and managing a "vulture fund" to "hoard twenty homes". Nearly two million people gathered to accompany the route of the open-top bus that led the winners to the Plaza de Cibeles, in a day marked by joy and civility.
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The most striking episode was led by the Housing spokesperson for Sumar in Congress, Alberto Ibáñez, who accused striker Ferran Torres of behaving like a "speculator" and managing a "vulture fund" to "hoard twenty homes".
according to El Español — PortadaNearly two million people gathered to accompany the route of the open-top bus that led the winners to the Plaza de Cibeles, in a day marked by joy and civility.
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