VOICED: Rugby out to score players in Buenos Aires

The video discusses the challenges rugby faces in gaining popularity over football in Buenos Aires. Ignacio Corleto, a former Rugby World Cup champion, runs a program called Butini Solitarios to train disadvantaged youth, instilling values like respect and teamwork. The story of Macy Alejandro, a young boy from Villa 21, highlights the potential for change and success despite societal labels. The program fosters unity among kids from different slums, overcoming initial communication barriers. Rugby's success in the 2007 World Cup has made it a source of national pride, and Ignacio believes that the unity learned on the field can help build a better future for these kids.

What values does Ignacio Corleto aim to teach the youth through rugby?

How does Macy Alejandro view his identity in relation to his background?

What challenges do the kids face when trying to communicate with each other?

In what ways has rugby contributed to national pride in Argentina?

What does Ignacio believe is essential for building a better future for the kids?