Milei Again Calls Pedro Sánchez "Corrupt Thief" After His Controversial Trip to Madrid
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The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, has accused the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, of trying to rig the general elections of next November 29 through the "Law of Nietos". Milei has again branded Sánchez as "corrupt thief", during his speech at the Faro Foundation, a linked think tank ... Continue reading "Milei accuses Pedro Sánchez of trying to rig the elections with the "Law of Nietos""
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The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, has once again called his Spanish counterpart, Pedro Sánchez, "corrupt thief", who has been accused of trying to rig the general elections of November 29 with the so-called 'grandchildren' law'.
He argues that the Sánchez government applies the "replacement policy" to win the elections while immigrants "seek chaos" in France. More information: Milei calls Sánchez "impresentable dictator" and asks Spain "to kick out socialists" on the next 29-N
At a meeting in Argentina, the president warned of the danger Europe faces because of the reception of migrants and the fall of the birth.
These words take place two days after a controversial trip to Madrid, where he insulted Sánchez, who responded with a social media campaign and a big poster at the PSOE headquarters in Madrid, with the slogan "I am left-handed and to a lot of honor" Read
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