SpainDuring Rosalía's concert in Buenos Aires, Argentine fans sang 'la patria no se vende' (the homeland is not for sale), expressing opposition to President Javier Milei's proposed law to allow foreign ownership of up to 25% of rural land in Argentina. The song occurred ahead of a Senate debate on the bill, which seeks to relax restrictions on foreign land purchases. The law would increase the current limit of 15% and raise the maximum per individual from 1,000 hectares to higher levels. Protests against the legislation are planned, involving social organizations, unions, environmental groups, universities, and political opponents. Rosalía responded by waving a flag but did not comment on the message's significance.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the public's reaction to the proposed law as a form of resistance against neoliberal economic policies, emphasizing the sentiment of national sovereignty and opposing foreign influence over land. The focus on the symbolic act of singing 'la patria no se vende' suggests a leftward傾
