After His Crosses with Milei, Pedro Sánchez Warned that Spain “Is Not Governed From Buenos Aires”
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The president of the Spanish government revived the conflict with the first Argentine president and called to be “more united”; the libertarian had treated him as “criminal thief” during his visit to Madrid
Pedro Sánchez stated that Spain is governed from Spain and alluded to Buenos Aires before Javier Milei's visit to the summit.
The Argentine president returns to Spain to participate in the XXX Ibero-American Summit. The president of the Spanish government questioned the influence of foreign leaders on the local ultra-right.
In the run-up to the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, the Spanish president questioned the advance of the international ultra-right and rejected any attempt at political influence from Buenos Aires.
Sánchez responds to Milei from Barcelona and equates him to Trump and Putin before the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, with the view in 29-N. The entry Sánchez responds to Milei at the Ibero-American Summit: "Spain governs itself from Spain" aparece primero en Moncloa.
A few days after a new trip by the Argentine president to the Spanish capital to participate in the Ibero-American Summit, the head of the Spanish government generated controversy.
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