Former Spanish PM Rajoy Accused of Racism Over World Cup Column

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Former Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy faces accusations of racism for a World Cup newspaper column stating the French national team "does not have any French players." His remarks drew sharp criticism from Spain's current PM Pedro Sánchez and French officials, who defended France's diversity.

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