Superstition at its finest: Argentina’s president sticks to his World Cup ritual
Javier Milei could have one of the best seats in the house for Sunday’s FIFA World Cup final.Instead, Argentina’s president will be staying at home. Not because of politics or scheduling conflicts, but because of superstition.The 55-year-old has confirmed he will once again watch Argentina from the presidential residence in Olivos, exactly as he has done throughout the tournament, convinced that changing his routine before the showdown with Spain would tempt fate.##NAJAVA_MECA_9851774##”No way,” Milei replied when asked whether he would travel to the United States for the final. “I’m going to keep watching all the games from Olivos.”But staying home is only part of his World Cup ritual.Milei also revealed that he has worn the same jacket throughout Argentina’s campaign after one frightening moment convinced him it had become his lucky charm.”Since it’s cold and I don’t turn on the heat, I wear an oil company-branded jacket,” he explained. “During the Switzerland game, I got too hot and..