Argentina’s Milei calls Spain’s PM Sánchez a dictator during a visit to Madrid
Argentinian President Javier Milei visited Spain, calling Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a dictator and urging voters to remove him from office. He met with far-right figures, including Isabel Díaz Ayuso and VOX, ahead of November 29 elections. The Spanish government condemned the remarks as slander and affirmed its sovereignty.
- Argentinian president Javier Milei called Spain’s prime minister Pedro Sanchez a dictator.
- Javier Milei will travel to Spain to strengthen ties with European right figures.
- Milei accused left-wing parties of causing Europe’s economic stagnation.
- Milei previously called Sánchez corrupt.
- Milei's visit includes a meeting with Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated Spain is a sovereign nation that does not accept external interference.
- Spain hosted hundreds of thousands of Argentines.
- Pedro Sánchez set the general elections for November 29.
- Milei believes Santiago Abascal and Isabel Diaz Ayuso have positive ideas for Spain.
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