Since the early hours of the afternoon, as soon as the match between the Argentine and French teams ended, which was followed in bars and restaurants, hundreds of fans of the neighboring country’s team moved to the venue with painted faces, flags, shirts and bugles. . The presence of the mayor Enrique Antía was valued by residents who were on the boulevard.
Mayor Antía celebrated with Argentine fans the World Cup victory in Punta del Este
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