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Stories that caught our eye: June 19 to 26

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But his week was also dogged by worries about the health of his father Jorge Messi, although he was checked out of a Rosario hospital last Tuesday, thus contributing to a happier birthday party the following day, while remaining unable to fly to the United States to watch his son’s glorious World Cup progress. The 2-0 victory against Austria qualified Argentina for the next round. Apart from this city, Córdoba and Santiago del Estero (as Argentina’s oldest diocese) are also tipped as stops on the papal tour.

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Original publisherBuenos Aires Times
Canonical URLhttps://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/stories-that-caught-our-eye-june-19-to-26.phtml
Publication timeFri, 26 Jun 2026 02:41:00 GMT
Retrieval time2026-06-26T02:54:29.713Z
Last seen2026-06-26T02:54:29.713Z
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HUGE WEEK FOR MESSI Superstar Lionel Messi celebrated a bittersweet 39th birthday two days in advance last Monday by scoring two goals against Austria in Dallas last Monday, the first of which saw him overtake German striker Miroslav Klose to become the top all-time scorer in World Cup history – as fate would have it, exactly four decades after Diego Maradona scored both arguably the most brilliant and the most controversial (“Hand of God”) goals against England in Mexico City. But his week was also dogged by worries about the health of his father Jorge Messi, although he was checked out of a Rosario hospital last Tuesday, thus contributing to a happier birthday party the following day, while remaining unable to fly to the United States to watch his son’s glorious World Cup progress.

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