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Argentina will be given a bank holiday despite losing the World Cup final to Spain 1-0.The country's president, Javier Milei, celebrated the squad's run to the last two, writing on social media that players and staff will be able to organise a date for a public holiday.He wrote: "Given the concern about the celebrations for the achievement reached by the Argentine National Team, I inform the population that, depending on what the players and the technical staff decide regarding the day to celebrate, it will be declared a national holiday."Until the end with our boots on.

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Argentina always at the top." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Former UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer was said to be considering an extra bank holiday if England won the World Cup, before the Three Lions lost to Argentina 2-1.Spain dominated proceedings against Argentina yesterday, who did well to force the game into extra time.They had to play that period with 10 men after a reckless challenge from Enzo Fernandez...

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