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Augusto Cesar considered the point Boca obtained in Córdoba valuable. He noted that the team played with several substitutes, was harmed by the refereeing, and faced the leader of their zone. He also highlighted that Independiente Rivadavia lost and Argentinos drew, results that, as he wrote, left Boca one point behind in the annual table. He presented the standings as follows: Independiente Rivadavia, 52; Boca, 51; Argentinos, 51; Central, 50; and Vélez, 49 (-1). #BocaJuniors #FútbolArgentino #LigaProfesional (translated)

Estudionalytics questioned why Andrés Gariano awarded a penalty for a handball he described as involuntary, but did not send off the player from Central Córdoba. He also noted that the goalkeeper saved the shot and asked why it had not been a red card. https://t.co/l6JHtH2Lpe #Fútbol #VAR #DecisionesArbitrales (translated)

Vascaína Media published images in which, according to the page, Leandro Paredes suffered an injury during the Boca Juniors match against Instituto de Córdoba and was substituted shortly after. The publication attributed the video to ESPN/Arg. https://t.co/Op5gOZorho #BocaJrs #LeandroParedes #futebol (translated)

Lucho considered that the first half in Córdoba had been even and that Boca had more possession and prominence, so he didn’t think the 0-1 score was fair. He added that Valencia had been optimistic and had received his reward, and he praised the Ecuadorian. He also described the referee Ray Hilfer as "a horror." #BocaJuniors #ValenciaCF #Fútbol (translated)

A study from the University of Córdoba warns about the threat to the genetic diversity of sheep breeds in Spain and Portugal due to inbreeding and the excessive use of breeding males, which could compromise the conservation of this livestock heritage. #Ovejas #DiversidadGenética #Consanguinidad (translated)

The Boca Juniors - La12Tuittera account stated that, after Vélez's draw, Boca had ensured to finish the 27th of 32 rounds in second place on the annual table, within the qualification zone for the group stage of the Libertadores 2027. It also noted that the match on Friday in Córdoba was key and that a victory would allow the team to take an important step towards the 2027 Cup. https://t.co/liKYmXaVpq #BocaJuniors #Libertadores #Fútbol (translated)

The author stated that thousands of Andalusians participated that day in a demonstration against evictions in Córdoba. He also pointed out that the social mobilization for decent housing was growing in various parts of the country. https://t.co/zrU1Dpv4dY #Desahucios #ViviendaDigna #MovilizaciónSocial #ES (translated)

Iván Cepeda Castro stated that, two decades ago, paramilitary structures under the command of Salvatore Mancuso took control of the University of Córdoba and threatened, displaced or murdered professors, students, and workers, creating an environment that, he said, nullified academic deliberation. He also pointed out that Claudio Sánchez, rector during the takeover, was prosecuted for complicity with the paramilitaries and that Abelardo de la Espriella was his lawyer. Cepeda further maintained that De la Espriella had been a friend and partner of Mancuso, and he criticized him for now claiming that he would defend the university's institutional autonomy, calling him a liar. #Colombia #UniversidadDeCórdoba #DerechosHumanos (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)

Gustavo Petro stated that the rector of the University of Córdoba had confronted Mancuso's paramilitarism. He said that the paramilitaries took the institution by force and killed dozens of professors and students, and he argued that Abelardo was an advisor to those groups and did business with them. He also assured that during his government there was the greatest growth of higher education in Córdoba and Sucre. #Córdoba #Educación #Colombia (translated)

Agustín Laje criticized Carlos Pagni for describing Córdoba as "a European city." He argued that this comparison aimed to deceive those who had not been able to know Europe and labeled the media where Pagni made the comment as misinforming. He also stated that the government of Córdoba allocated large sums for advertising in that media in exchange for praises, and that, without those funds, it would have gone bankrupt because no one consumed it. Laje accused journalism of submitting to political power while presenting itself as independent and republican. https://t.co/RXg3EA1l5p #Argentina #Periodismo #Córdoba (translated)

Tronco stated that rejecting DNU 70/2023 would mean reverting to the Rental Law and a scheme that reserved part of cabotage for Aerolíneas Argentinas. He affirmed that, since the repeal of Law 27.551, the supply of rentals has increased by 360% for houses and 320% for apartments in Mendoza, 155% in Rosario, 40% in Jujuy, and 28.4% in Córdoba. In the AMBA area, he added, the supply grew by 211.9% and the real rent per square meter decreased by 26.6%. He also attributed the repeal of Law 19.030 to the DNU, which, he wrote, reserved 50% of cabotage for Aerolíneas and prohibited two companies from competing on the same route. He stated that 2025 closed with 50.6 million passengers, a historic record, and cited increases in international traffic in Salta (61%), Córdoba (54%), and Bariloche (51%), and in cabotage in Río Hondo (82%), Santa Fe (30%), and Neuquén (22%). Additionally, he noted that from September 2026, the Neuquén–Chos Malal route, which had been inactive for 13 years, would resume operations. He concluded that rejecting the DNU would mean returning to the previous scheme and that, in his opinion, everyone would lose. #LeyDeAlquileres #DNU70 #Cabotaje (translated)

The author said that it seemed strange to him that Moroccan military planes continuously flew over the territory and questioned that the situation was treated as normal while a city was "under assault." He also mentioned Moroccan flights over Córdoba and alluded to Ceuta, without completing the comparison. https://t.co/T9Uxk2m2xh #España #Militar #Geopolítica #MA #ES (translated)

Where it all began ten years ago. I would have never imagined that one day I would come back home with my national team's jersey and being captain. Happiness, emotion, and an enormous pride. ❤️🇦🇷 And there is still much ahead @Argentina Thank you for all the love Córdoba https://t.co/zMHTe2dRyz #Argentina #Fútbol #Orgullo (translated)

📅 THE FIXTURE OF THE ARGENTINA CUP (via @cristoffede): ➡️ At this time, #Boca - Banfield for the SEMIFINALS of the #CopaArgentina would be played on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 in Córdoba (Kempes) or in Mendoza (Malvinas Argentinas). ➡️ The final of the tournament would be moved to WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2. #CopaArgentina #Boca #Fútbol (translated)