Argentina's President, Alberto Fernández, has announced that he won't be attending the highly-anticipated FIFA Women's World Cup final in New Jersey, and surprisingly, he's not bothered about missing it. According to sources close to the president, Fernández's decision is rooted in a desire to avoid potential controversy and tensions that may arise during the event. The president's absence is likely to raise eyebrows, given the country's strong passion for football, but insiders claim he's more concerned with domestic issues and the upcoming elections. As the world watches the final match, Fernández's decision to skip it raises questions about the priorities of Argentina's leader.
The Argentine leader won’t be at the final in New Jersey. Here’s why he’s totally fine with that.
