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Guardiola 'hurt' by suffering caused in global conflicts
Guardiola condemns civilian suffering worldwide and pledges continued advocacy for human life, citing conflicts in Palestine, Ukraine, and Sudan as key concerns.
- On Tuesday, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola turned a news conference into an emotional address, vowing to keep speaking out on humanitarian issues because of the victims' hurt.
- He says the visibility of suffering compels him to speak out, citing conflicts in Palestine, Ukraine, Sudan, and recent U.S. federal shootings as sources of his anger.
- Guardiola said `protecting the human being and human life is the only thing we have` and referenced U.S. victims Renee Good and Alex Pretti to illustrate civilian harm.
- Last week, Guardiola missed his pre-match press conference before Tottenham after a Barcelona charity event supporting Palestinian children and faced critics who said `stick to matters on the pitch`.
- He vowed to stand up when killings occur, saying he will not stay silent in the face of mass civilian deaths and framed his stance as a humanitarian duty versus politics.
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Guardiola speaks out on 'hurt' he feels about humanitarian tragedies around the world
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has turned a soccer news conference into a passionate address on the “hurt” he is feeling at seeing humanitarian tragedies around the world.
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Pep Guardiola: I will always stand up for human beings who are suffering - PLZ Soccer
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says he feels compelled to speak out on humanitarian issues because of the visibility of global suffering. Guardiola missed media duties prior to last week’s game at Tottenham after making a speech in support of Palestinian children at a charity event in his home city of Barcelona. It was not the first time the Spaniard has spoken on matters outside of football, and he explained why in a passionate address t…
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