After Argentine midfielder Enzo was suspected of racial discrimination, Argentine Vice President Victoria Villaruel posted a post on social media to defend him.
After winning the America's Cup, Argentine midfielder Enzo sang a song against the French team during a live broadcast on social media. The content was suspected of racial discrimination. This incident caused controversy. Enzo quickly posted an apology on social media.
Argentine Deputy Sports Minister Julio Garro asked Argentina captain Messi and Argentine Football Association President Tapia to publicly apologize for the incident. Julio Garro's remarks caused divisions within the government, which also led to his removal from office.
In response, Argentina’s Vice President Victoria Villaruel publicly supported Enzo on social media and criticized France.
Victoria-Villaruel writes: “Argentina is a sovereign, independent and free country. We have never had colonies or second-class citizens. We have never imposed our way of life on others. But neither do we No colonial nation will tolerate someone doing this to us. Stop pretending to be angry, hypocrites, for a fan song or telling the truth that they don't want to admit. Thank you for everything! Argentines always look up with pride! ”
