Spain Slams 'Interference' After Milei's Comments on PM Sánchez
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The basic institutional rules prevent a head of State from attacking, in full pre-campaign, a host head of Government who is also running for election.
Argentina’s President Condemns the Attacks on Pedro Sánchez and Refuses “No One to Disturb the Peaceful and Democratic Coexistence” of the Spanish
Javier Milei called Pedro Sánchez "the thief" and "corrupt" in Madrid. The government of Spain reacted, accusing the Argentine president of external interference and insults.
The Argentine president intervened in the campaign in Spain: Fierce showdown between Milej and Sánchez - His statements immediately became part of the pre-election campaign of Sánchez's Socialist Workers' Party
Argentine President Javier Milei intervened in the election campaign in Spain and called for the Socialists led by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to be ousted from power.
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