@psychoshowww: Une effigie de Kylian Mbappé brûlée en public lors des festivités de San Juan. Au Paraguay, une poupée représentant Kylian Mbappé a été brûlée sur une place publique à l’occasion des traditionnelles festivités de San Juan. Selon les organisateurs, cette coutume consiste à brûler l’effigie de la personnalité considérée comme la plus impopulaire du moment. Cette année, le choix s’est porté sur l’attaquant français, sous les applaudissements d’une partie des spectateurs.

Lass :

🇨🇵🇨🇵christel 🇨🇵 🇨🇵 :

Laeti :

Ça va loin..

Phantom 👻 :

on est dans un monde de fou

Micaela Franco :

Es una tradición, cualquiera es el elegido: politicos, técnicos, jugadores Y nadie lo odia, al ver el elegido sea quien sea produce risas ( por el ingenio de a quien se le ocurrió ) Una tradición no deberia ser explicada: no existe ceremonia ni invocación de nada, es solo para reirse

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The San Juan Festival in Paraguay is a popular cultural celebration held in honor of Saint John the Baptist, with deep Christian roots and traditions that have been passed down through generations. One of those traditions is Judas Kái, which consists of burning a cloth doll that symbolizes the betrayal of Judas Iscariot. Its meaning is symbolic: it represents leaving behind bad things or whatever people want to overcome. It is not a satanic ritual, an evil practice, or an act of worship, nor is it meant to promote hatred toward anyone. Claiming that Paraguayans chose Mbappé because "they hate him" or portraying this tradition as something evil is misleading and unfounded. In many cases, the doll represents celebrities, politicians, or controversial public figures because they are widely talked about at the time, not because they are hated by the entire country. We are not spreading hate. It's concerning when people make these kinds of claims without understanding the historical and cultural context. Criticizing a tradition is completely valid, but doing so without knowing its meaning only spreads prejudice and creates a false image of Paraguay and its people. Responsible journalism should provide context, not misinformation or baseless interpretations.