Argentina’s president Javier Milei is blaming the US Democratic Party, Brazil’s Lula, and Mexico for a supposed “anti-Argentina campaign” that allegedly targeted the national soccer team during the World Cup, framing it as a coordinated effort by “progressive minds” to undermine freedom. While some Argentinians feel the online backlash was real and even hypocritical, experts remain divided—some see signs of orchestration, others see a chaotic, organic surge in criticism. Critics argue Milei is using this narrative to distract from his unpopular austerity policies and plummeting approval ratings, echoing tactics from Argentina’s dark past to fuel a culture war against the left.
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