Samuel L. Jackson labeled Argentina as "the most racist country in the world" on Instagram.
Pedro Pascal mocked with a gesture on social media that generated outrage among Argentine users.
Lionel Messi's wife shared a post on Instagram that made her stance on Argentina clear
Samuel L. Jackson labeled Argentina as "the most racist country in the world" on Instagram.
Pedro Pascal mocked with a gesture on social media that generated outrage among Argentine users.
Mia Khalifa called the national team "dirty" and biased towards "a colonial power".
Arturo Pérez-Reverte wrote on X that the national team represented "the most violent and irrational part of a certain detestable society".
Niall Horan had to apologize after endorsing a post that questioned Argentina's sovereignty over the Falklands.
Journalist Josep Pedrerol and the media outlet The Telegraph also joined the critical narrative regarding the players' attitudes.
For her part, Rosalía apologized after a controversy on TikTok and clarified that her interaction was an "involuntary navigation error".
Antonela Roccuzzo broke her silence amid the anti-Argentina campaign that erupted after the final of the 2026 World Cup. The wife of Lionel Messi joined the criticism against the harassment the country faced on social media.
After the national team's defeat against Spain and following their move to Rosario with her family, Roccuzzo decided to intervene publicly. She did so through a repost on Instagram that made her stance clear.
The message from Antonela Roccuzzo came through a repost of journalist Connie Ansaldi. The original post included the phrase "Proud to be ARGENTINE".
The repost added: "Argentina is like families: those inside argue, but if someone from the outside comes to say something about us, WE'LL TEAR YOU APART". The post received likes from Valentina Cervantes, Bizarrap, Eva De Dominici, and over 212 thousand others.
Among the comments, messages of support from various countries in Latin America stood out. Users from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela were among the most active.
The anti-Argentina campaign originated after the national team's defeat in the final of the 2026 World Cup against Spain. What started as a sports debate turned into a wave of criticism against the country's idiosyncrasy.