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BUENOS AIRES: Diego Maradona’s children filed a request with the Argentine Courts on Thursday to move the former...

BUENOS AIRES — Diego Maradona's children filed a request with the Argentine Courts on Thursday (May 2) to move the former football great's body "to a much safer place" and for fans "to pay tribute" in a mausoleum. Maradona's remains lie in a private cemetery on the outskirts of Buenos Aires where he was carried in November 2020 in a...

Diego Maradona’s children filed a request with the Argentine Courts on Thursday to move the former football great’s body “to a much safer place” and for fans “to pay tribute” in a mausoleum.

Football icon Diego Maradona's body could now be moved from its original grave site after a certain request was made to Argentina's courts.

Diego Maradona has been synonymous with Argentina and the World Cup for decades. Even after his death, his presence looms over the team

'We miss you': Fans take to Twitter as they remember Diego Maradona on the first anniversary of his death

Argentina paid tribute to football legend Diego Maradona, a year after he died of a heart attack aged 60."Today marks one year since your departure. Your indelible memory will always remain in the hearts of Argentines. We miss you, ...

A year ago today, the football world lost one of its biggest icons when Diego Maradona passed away at the age of 60. With many issues left unresolved, the

War es Mord? Die geheime Todesakte Maradona! Am 25. November 2020 verstirbt Diego Armando Maradona gut drei Wochen nach seinem 60. Geburtstag in seinem Haus in Buenos Aires. Die Verwendung des sendungsbezogenen Materials ist nur mit dem Hinweis und Verlinkung auf TVNOW gestattet. TVNOW Felix Hutt auf Investigativ-Recherche zum Tod der Fußball-Legende Diego Maradona. Die Verwendung des sendungsbezogenen Materials ist nur mit dem Hinweis und Verlinkung auf TVNOW gestattet. ...

2 minutes read Buenos Aires, Mar 10 (efe-epa).- The Buenos Aires Obelisk, where Argentines in 1986 celebrated winning the Mexico World Cup thanks to Diego Maradona, once more on Wednesday became the gathering point for hundreds of the soccer star’s fans, who repeatedly roared that “He didn’t die, they killed him.” Several fan organizations had called the demonstration at the Obelisk to demand “Justice for Diego” after the death of their sports idol last Nov. 25. Maradona’s daugh...