French prosecutors investigating racist insults against Mbappé by Paraguay senator
Summary
French prosecutors opened an investigation after a Paraguayan senator made racist comments about French soccer player Kylian Mbappé following France’s win over Paraguay at the World Cup. The senator apologized but also demanded an apology from Mbappé and threatened legal action. The Paraguayan government condemned the senator’s remarks, saying they do not reflect the country’s views.Key Facts
- The investigation concerns racist insults and incitement to hatred directed at Mbappé.
- The French Football Federation filed the complaint that led to the probe.
- Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla made racist remarks about Mbappé on social media after the match.
- Amarilla later apologized but also accused Mbappé of gender-based violence and threatened legal action.
- The Paraguay government condemned Amarilla’s comments and stated they do not represent the country.
- Mbappé scored the winning penalty for France in the World Cup round of 16 match against Paraguay.
- France will play Morocco next in the World Cup quarterfinals.
- French President Emmanuel Macron and Sports Minister Marina Ferrari supported Mbappé.
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