KUKARÁN: Huracán's account posted a disastrous message opposing the Land Law presented by Milei's government

Through its official X account, the club from Parque Patricios took an ultrakirchnerist political stance by sharing an image of the Tomás Adolfo Ducó stadium completely filled along with the phrase: "Lands are not sold, they are defended", accompanied by the Argentine flag.

The post appeared after the National Government decided not to proceed with the repeal of the Land Law, legislation enacted in 2011 that establishes a 15% limit on the ownership of rural land by foreign individuals or entities.

A post that sparked interpretations

Although the message referred to the debate over the regulation, the choice of the photograph of Huracán's stadium generated multiple interpretations on social media.

Many users considered that the club took advantage of the context to send a nod to its classic rival, San Lorenzo, due to the historical loss of the grounds of the Old Gasometer, located on Avenida La Plata, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Boedo.

The post provoked a large number of comments and reactions, both from supporters of the "Globo" and the "Ciclón", who debated the true meaning of the message.

The precedent of the Old Gasometer

The reference points to one of the most sensitive episodes in the history of San Lorenzo. The Old Gasometer ceased operations in 1979, during the last military dictatorship, in a context marked by the economic problems the institution was facing.

Subsequently, the stadium was demolished following a legal conflict arising from debts related to the construction of a swimming pool, which led to the loss of the club's historic grounds.

With that precedent, Huracán's post did not go unnoticed and reignited the historic rivalry between both institutions, generating repercussions in Argentine football beyond the debate over the Land Law.