
Donald Trump, President of the United States, and Pedro Sánchez, President of the Government of Spain | Joel Marklund / Zuma Press / Europa Press
20 de julio de 2026
At this point in the game, we’re not going to apologize for mixing politics with sport. As in other cases, the success of the Spanish team represents a defeat for nationalism and a victory for multiculturalism. The country that Trump most detests has won the World Cup, right under his nose, with a narrative that’s the very antithesis of Trumpism. In World Cup matches, the singing of national hymns is followed by a post-national confrontation where the teams take on the color of a secular project.
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