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BUENOS AIRES, Nov 26 — Fans and family of Diego Maradona in Argentina and around the world gathered on Thursday to remember and pray for the troubled football star on the first anniversary of his death. In a church in Garin, in the province of Buenos Aires, family members joined a Mass in his...

BUENOS AIRES, Nov 26 — Fans and family of Diego Maradona in Argentina and around the world gathered on Thursday to remember and pray for the troubled football star on the first anniversary of his death.

“He is here, we believe our loved ones resurrect, they do not die, he lives on in every action and every good deed that he did, and the bad actions as they talk about everywhere, may God forgive them.” The star, widely thought to be one of the greatest football players in history, was buried last year in Argentina. However, his family said on Thursday that they had now requested the construction of a mausoleum for his fans to “go on pilgrimage.”

Maradona, often compared to Brazilian legend Pelé, gained an unusual level of adoration despite — or perhaps strengthened by — his own personal struggles. He has been immortalised in murals, statues and even tattoos inked into fans’ skin.

 

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