The racism chapter involving Senator Celeste Amarillo seems far from over, because after the Paraguayan government condemned her racist messages against Kylian Mbappé, she struck again and is now demanding an apology from the French player.
Through a document ******* led "Letter to Mbappé," the official gives her account of what she says happened in the Round of 16 match and explained:
"What made me very angry was your arrogance and contempt even before the match. You said: 'if we have to put our hands in the ******* , we'll put them in.' We're not stupid, we understood perfectly that the ******* was the Paraguayan team, and the Paraguayan team is all of us. Then you said you were going to take off the tuxedo, and we understood that well too: that you are so elegant you wear a tuxedo, while we, poor and brutish as we are, don't even really know what that is. Even so, all of Paraguay stayed silent, including me. We put up with it."
"During the match you behaved arrogantly, your contempt for every player was obvious, as if they disgusted you, and without even covering your mouth, you said 'your mother's ******* ,' an extremely aggressive phrase in Latin America, and you know that, that's why you said it."