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Messi, Unexpected Victim of Looting in Paris: a Signed Shirt and Captain's Armband Stolen

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The riots in the French capital end with the theft of two collector's items signed by the Argentine star.

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The riots in the French capital end with the theft of two collector's items signed by the Argentine star.

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At the demonstrations in Paris, they ransacked an establishment and stole a collection of Argentine-signed T-shirts.

·Barcelona, Spain
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The protests in Paris are being a real chaos. In the capital alone, more than 720 arrests and hundreds of wounded are already counted because of the massive violent acts of the extreme left ultras. A very tense situation that has not only resulted in destroying the streets and the public road, ... Continue reading "Ultra-left radicals steal a shirt from the Barça signed by Messi in the violent protests in Paris"

·Madrid, Spain
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On Saturday (17/10), the streets of the City of Light were transformed into a scene of chaos. In this situation, a collection

A video broadcast on social networks showed a hooded person moving a Barcelona shirt autographed by the Argentine star. The theft of a painting with a captain bracelet signed by the footballer was also reported.

·Lima, Peru
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The day of protests that shook Paris, France, ended with confrontations, damage to buildings and shops, and numerous lootings that left significant material losses.Among the images that attracted the most attention on social networks were those of two hooded people who presumed the theft of collection pieces related to Lionel Messi, the Argentine astro and one of the most recognized figures in the history of football.The videos broadcast on the …

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OKDIARIO broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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