Milei Calls Sánchez a "Dictator" in Madrid and Calls on the Spaniards to "Kick Out the Socialists"
Milei said 70,000 crossings into Ceuta were deliberate and blamed Spain’s socialists for the crisis as he campaigned in Madrid.
- On Wednesday, Argentine President Javier Milei visited Madrid and called Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a "dictator," urging voters to oust the Socialist party ahead of November 29 legislative elections.
- Milei accused the Spanish Government of deliberately encouraging the "invasion" of Ceuta, claiming socialists count migrants as votes; more than 70,000 people crossed from Morocco on July 30–31.
- Addressing the forum, Milei claimed Europe's economic "stagnation" stems from welcoming immigrants, stating: "Kick the Socialists out, because you are the cradle of liberalism." He also met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal and Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez posted a video expressing pride in being "zurdo," a term often used pejoratively by the far right, while the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party displayed a banner at its Madrid headquarters.
- Milei's rhetoric intensifies partisan tensions ahead of Spain's tightly fought legislative elections on November 29. He has made seven trips to Spain without meeting any government officials, signaling alignment with opposition forces.
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Milley sharply attacked Sanchez in Madrid and called for the Socialists to lose the election
Argentina's Milei calls Spain's PM a 'dictator' during Madrid visit
Argentina's far-right President Javier Milei called Spain's left-wing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a "dictator" in a visit to Madrid on Wednesday, urging voters to oust the Socialist party in upcoming elections.
Argentina's President Milei accuses Spain's head of government of promoting the arrival of migrants on Ceuta for voters' votes. He excludes a meeting with Sánchez – and explains that with harsh words.
Milei Lashes Out at the Spanish Elections: "Sánchez Is a Dictator, Socialists Should Be Kicked out."
The Argentine president visiting Madrid also this time snubba government and royal house and meets representatives of the People's Party and of Vox. The president of the government of Madrid responds by launching the new slogan: "Sí, soy zurdo" , i.e. "I'm left"
Argentine President Javieri Milei criticized the Spanish socialist prime minister Pedro Sanchez, accusing him even in the capital of Spain of being a "dictator", transmits AFP and Agerpres. After visiting Madrid, Milei declared his support for the right and even extreme right opposition in view of the parliamentary elections in Spain. This country " knew how to ...
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