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telegraph.co.uk
Javier Milei, Argentina’s leader, has distanced himself from his vice-president Victoria Villarruel's support for offensive chants sung by the national football team.
Enzo Fernandez, a Chelsea player, posted a video of his teammates singing a racist and homophobic chant after winning the Copa America, which was condemned in the UK and France.
Stamford Bridge announced it would discipline Fernandez for his involvement in the video.
Victoria Villarruel defended the offensive song, stating that no colonialist country would threaten Argentina for a football song.
Javier Milei sent his sister Karina to meet France’s ambassador to Argentina to mend relations.