2024-07-18 01:05:00
he video scandal The national team’s “racist” and “homophobic” slogans continue to seep into national politics. Just minutes before the official account of the presidential palace announced that Julio Garro, the country’s deputy sports minister, had been fired because he believed Lionel Messi should apologize to rectify the controversy. Vice President Victoria Villaruel issues message strongly supporting Enzo FernandezThe song, aimed at French people, was accidentally circulated on social networks.
“Argentina is a sovereign and free country. We have never had colonies or second-class citizens,” Villaruel said on his X account (formerly Twitter). “We have never imposed our way of life on anyone. But we will not tolerate them doing this to us either. Argentina was built with the sweat and courage of Indians, Europeans, Creoles and black people like Remedios del Valle, Sergeant Cabral and Bernardo de Monteagudo”, he continued, attaching to his publication an image with the portraits of the three revolutionaries.
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“No colonial power will intimidate us for singing court songs or telling truths they do not want to admit. Stop pretending to be outraged, hypocrite. Enzo I will save money for you, Messi, thank you for everything you do! Argentines always hold their heads high! “Long live Argentina!” the Vice President concluded.
Javier Mire himself did not speak out — does not include the firing of Julio Garro — but he shared a tweet from one of the activist accounts to which he typically responds. “Messi is asked to apologize to the team Dissatisfaction with European progress? Beyond that, do you want to blame the president for Garrow’s disastrous comments? This is a total lack of respect“Millais would never say something like that regarding the best player in the history of the world,” the user said. @TommyShelby_30subject to presidential approval.
All this controversy comes just 10 days before Javier Milley travels to France and meets with the president Emmanuel Macron.
Julio Garro fired for demanding apology from Messi over controversial song
Villarruel announced the news just minutes following tweeting Fire Undersecretary of Sports Julio Garro who said in a radio interview this morning Lionel Messi Argentine Football Association (AFA) president Claudio “Chiqui” Tapia should apologize for the incident.
“No government can tell the Argentinian national team, world champions and two-time U.S. champions what to comment, what to think or what to do., nor to any other citizen. For this reason, Julio Garro ceases to serve as Undersecretary of National Sports”, the official report of the presidential term published in “X”.
The controversy comes following Garrow made a series of radio statements in which he “agreed” with interviewers that the men’s soccer team captain He must follow Enzo Fernandez’s example and “apologise” for the celebrations.
Julio Garro and Javier Mire “I think the captain of the national team (referring to Lionel Messi) should come out and apologize for this, and the president of the AFA should also do the same. I think it is consistent and I agree with you, This puts us at a disadvantage as a country with so much glory and it would be better to use this as a model“Julio Garro declared in the dialogue Maria O’Donnell go through Play in Urbana.
Garro retracted his X account and categorically denied that he had ever asked Messi to apologize. “I categorically deny that I ever asked Messi to apologize. It would be disrespectful to those who have always brought us honor with their humanity and sporting qualities,” he said, although a video with his words has become a trend on social networks. Musk.
Enzo Fernandez Scandal
A video has been circulating on social networks since Monday After the Copa America victory, several national team players appeared on the team bus in Miami, Slogans once morest the French began to be shouted before the transmission was cut off.
Ahead of the 2022 Qatar Olympics, a group of Argentinian fans have gone viral in this full-length song, which features phrases including: “They play in France, but they are all from Angola”and regarding Kylian Mbappe, it is said that “his old lady is Nigerian” (although she is actually French-Algerian), and “his old lady is Cameroonian, but on paper he has French nationality.”
President of the French Football Federation (FFF), Felipe Diallo on Tuesday condemned the content of the song, which he called “racist and discriminatory”. Footage of the controversy was recorded and aired by England’s Chelsea player Enzo Fernandez, who apologized for the incidents on his Instagram account on Tuesday night.
FIFA on Wednesday announced an investigation into the singing incident and condemned “all forms of discrimination”. The case is also Leads to Chelsea opening disciplinary files Fernandez and many of his colleagues stopped following Wesley Fofana on social networks following he was “violated”.
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