Article excerpt translation: November 4, 2026 The footballer player used his social media accounts to raise awareness about violence against women and the transgender community. He also shared content related to the femicides that occurred in October. Rodrigo De Paul spoke out against gender-based violence and discrimination on social media. The Inter Miami soccer player shared a series of posts on his Instagram Stories to condemn the transphobic attack that took place in the Palermo neighborhood [of Buenos Aires] and to raise awareness about this issue. The midfielder, who was not called up by Lionel Scaloni for the Argentine national team's upcoming friendly matches, did not write a message of his own, but he did share two videos aimed at raising awareness about violence against women and the LGBT community. One of the posts he shared refers to statistics on femicides and notes that October was the worst month of the year in that regard, with 43 women murdered. The other was aimed specifically at men and contained a message encouraging reflection on violence and the responsibility to take action in such situations.   submitted by   /u/miraleo [link]   [comments]