France-Espagne : Le dérapage raciste de l'ancien Premier ministre espagnol Mariano Rajoy
The debate has once again strayed from the realm of sport during this 2026 World Cup. Former Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy made remarks with racist undertones in an opinion piece published by the newspaper El Debate . Referring to the "very high-level squad" of Les Bleus, Spain's upcoming opponents in the World Cup semi-finals this Tuesday (9 p.m.), he saw fit to add: "That said, they don't have a single French player in their ranks."
This sentence, slipped into the middle of an unconvincing tactical and game analysis, clearly echoes a racist undertone targeting the origins of the players coached by Didier Deschamps. "They play very well. They will be a formidable opponent," he continued, referring to France, in an editorial as devoid of meaning as it is of purpose.
Removed from power since 2018 by a vote of no confidence against him following the conviction of his party in a corruption case, Mariano Rajoy belonged during his political life to the People's Party, a liberal and conservative right-wing formation.
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