The White House defended Argentina’s national football team on Friday after players displayed a banner asserting Argentina’s claim to the Falkland Islands following their 2026 FIFA World Cup semifinal victory over England, saying the players were entitled to express their views under U.S. free speech protections, according to The Telegraph.
Andrew Giuliani, who heads the White House FIFA task force, said the players were entitled to display the banner reading “The Malvinas are Argentine” under U.S. free speech protections.
“We believe in our First Amendment rights here in the United States of America,” Giuliani said during a briefing. “In terms of the ability, the opportunity to be able to make statements, [Argentina] has the ability to do that in the United States of America.”
The Falkland Islands, known in Argentina as Las Malvinas, have been the subject of a longstanding sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom.
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