Javier Bardem Clarifies His Statements About Argentina: "I Would Never Say It's a Xenophobic Country"
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Javier Bardem published a video on his social networks to clarify statements he made during an interview with the media Zeteo, in which he spoke, among other topics, of the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, to which...
«I said that it seemed unfair to judge the Argentine team because of the attitudes of Milei, since it does not represent them», notes the actor
The Spanish actor explained the scope of his words after the final of the 2026 World Cup. He also denied having qualified Argentina as a xenophobic or racist country and defended his admiration for the country.
The actor had assured that the President's support for Netanyahu had generated world support for Spain in the World Cup.Now, he explained what he truly meant and said: "I would never say that Argentina is a xenophobic or racist country."
Javier Bardem clarifies his statements about Argentina and Israel in the World Cup: "Milei does not represent the majority"
The Spanish actor linked the criticisms of the selection with the relationship between the government of President Javier Milei and that of Benjamin Netanyahu; “I have a lot of respect,” he said.
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