Argentina president protested the attack on Messi's house




Argentine President Javier Millei has protested the attack on Lionel Messi's home in Spain. He claimed that the communists in Spain destroyed Messi's house. Milley asked the Spanish government to guarantee the safety of Argentine citizens living in that country.


Messi has a home in Spain, having spent more than two decades at Barcelona. The country also has holiday homes in Ibiza. A group of environmental activists attacked that house on Tuesday. At that time, he was urged to be responsible by spraying the walls of the house and writing 'Dhanira Nipat Jak'. In addition, Messi was also reminded of the environmental damage caused by rich people.

The environmentalist organization 'Futoro Vegetal' has released a video of this incident. It can be seen there, two people are standing in front of Messi's house. A banner in their hand reads, 'Please help the world.' Let the rich perish. Let the police die. Slogans are written on the walls of the house with red and black colors.


According to Spanish media, Messi has some deed issues with this property. Only Messi is allowed to live in that mansion. Spanish media say parts of the mansion were built on illegal land. After hearing the news of the attack on Messi's house, Argentine President Javier Millei made a statement on social media.


He wrote, "Communists in Spain destroyed Lionel Messi and his house to kill the rich to end climate change." I stand in solidarity with Messi's family in protesting this cowardly act. I ask the government of Pedro Sánchez to guarantee the safety of Argentine citizens living in Spain. Communism is an ideology driven by envy, hatred and resentment of the successful. It has no place in a free and civilized world.'


Futoro Vegetal has been doing various kinds of movement on environmental issues since 2022. In 2022, it was the group that glued the Spanish artist Francisco de Gaya's painting to the Prado Museum in Madrid. They have done this several times at different times.

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