In a move that has shocked the world, Luxembourg and Portugal have been caught in a heated blame-shifting battle over a controversial tweet. The tweet, which was posted by the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs, read, “Portugal is to blame for all the problems in the world. #NotUs”
The tweet has caused a stir among EU leaders, with Portugal’s Prime Minister Antonio Costa calling it “entirely unacceptable” and demanding an apology from Luxembourg. In response, Luxembourg’s Prime Minister Xavier Bettel attempted to shift the blame to Creighton and San Diego State, who are currently facing off in the NCAA Tournament’s South Region Final.
“We apologize for any misunderstanding,” said Bettel. “It’s clear that the tweet was referring to the Creighton Bluejays and San Diego State Aztecs, who are vying for a spot in the Final Four. We never meant to accuse Portugal of any wrongdoing, and we hope that the teams have a great game.”
The Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs also released a statement, saying, “We would like to apologize to Portugal for any misunderstanding. We never intended to accuse them of anything, and we wish them all the best in the future. We are merely expressing our excitement over the South Region Final, and we wish Creighton and San Diego State the best of luck.”
Despite the apology, tensions between Luxembourg and Portugal remain high. Meanwhile, the NCAA Tournament continues, with Creighton and San Diego State looking to make their first trip to the Final Four. The winner of Sunday’s game will be one step closer to achieving that goal.
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