Alberto Núñez-Feijóo Said He Does Not Share “neither the Language nor the Forms” of Milei, After the Attacks on Sánchez
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The PP leader, the main candidate to succeed the socialist president, took a distance from the insults, although he considered the libertarian’s economic policies “sensats.”
The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, does not share the insults of the Argentine president, Javier Milei, during his visit to Spain, but has taken the iron out and claimed that the ultra politician “is doing a much more sensible economic policy” than Peronism did in Argentina.
The PP leader, willing to “correspond” to Vox if he refuses to present himself to certain provinces in the Senate
The leader of the Popular Party rejected the expressions of the Argentine president during his visit to Madrid. However, he praised his economic management and questioned Kirchnerism.
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