Adrián Ravier, presidential spokesperson for the Government, contradicted Messi’s recent statements. There are also doubts that Monday will be declared a holiday ahead of the World Cup final.
The most anticipated match of the World Cup keeps all of Argentina in suspense, and the victory on Wednesday the 15th against England was the gunpowder that ended up igniting the madness for the Argentine National Team. If we add the malvinero message that the team transmitted with the flag, the euphoria overflows even more.
But the gesture for the sovereignty of the Malvinas It wasn’t the only thing that made the national government blush. After the victory, Lionel Messi declared before the press that «We know that the World Cups are special for us and we forget about all the bad things that we have to go through; that there are people who have a bad time, who doesn’t have a job, who can’t make ends meet or who lives fighting. It is our life, what we have always had«, held.
Given the words of Argentina’s most revered living player, spokesperson Adrián Ravier responded bluntly: “We in the Government do not agree with this that people do not make ends meet. I don’t doubt that there are people who go through this situation, but saying it in a general way gives the impression that everyone is living the same reality.».
Ravier also justified the economic adjustment policies on the middle and lower sectors: “It is true that there are families that now they pay more for electricity, gas or transportation and that means that they have less money available. But it was also necessary to correct these prices to generate investments and recover the quality of services.”.
Again, on Sunday the 19th Argentina faces a colonizing rival: Spain. A territory from which it cost us blood, pain and struggle to become independent, and that committed genocide against our native peoples.
It is because of this that Sunday’s game It’s not just another game, but it is a new confrontation with past enemies.
Meanwhile, the Government is doubtful as to whether a national holiday will be declared, depending on the result of the dispute for the 2026 World Cup.
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