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Abascal and Milei Publish a Conversation to Reaffirm Their Tune: 'There Is Nothing More Fun than Kicking Left-Handed Asses'

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The two political leaders broadcast in X a video call between the two in which they boast of their attacks on Pedro Sánchez

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During his visit to Spain, Milei called Sánchez “criminal” and “impresentable dictator” and urged the socialists to “kick”

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The Argentine president has mocked the fact that Abascal’s absence in Madrid during his visit is treated as a symbol of rupture: “Friend, they say you don’t love me anymore”

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

“There’s nothing more fun than kicking left-handed asses,” the president says to Vox’s leader

·Barcelona, Spain
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The two political leaders broadcast in X a video call between the two in which they boast of their attacks on Pedro Sánchez

·Barcelona, Spain
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Santiago Abascal and Javier Milei have spoken by video call this Wednesday, during the visit of the Argentine president to Madrid, and have disassembled among jokes the rumors of distancement. «Che, they say that you do not want me anymore», has started Milei from the office of the leader of Vox. Shortly after, the Argentine has left the phrase of the ... Continue reading "Abascal and Milei speak by video call: «There is nothing more fun than ki…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The Argentine president started his actions in Madrid this Wednesday accusing President Pedro Sánchez of being a “dictator.” “Everything very well said,” answered Vox’s leader.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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