Milei Again Charges Sánchez and Calls for the End of the "Socialist Tyranny" in Spain: "I Will Die with My Boots On"
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Milei has attacked Pedro Sánchez again today, accusing him of being authoritarian, and has charged against the PSOE-like media in an interview gathered by an Argentine media.
Liberal economists like Fernando Marengo, one of Ricardo Arriazu's disciples, have no choice in cataloging Milei's economy from "stacking".
The president of the Spanish government questioned the Argentine president after calling him “impresentable dictator”, “criminal” and “thief” during his visit to Madrid. He also contrasted the evolution of the minimum wage in both countries.
He emphasizes his insults to a Spanish journalist: 'If you ask me a stupid question, I will tell you' ...
The President called his Spanish pair “liberticidal” and questioned their way of exercising power. “Controls Congress and the Judiciary, has all the characteristics of an authoritarian leader,” he said.
The trip of the Argentine president, Javier Milei, to Spain has disrupted the electoral period in the face of the response of the different leaders who chose the presidency of the government with his presence in Madrid, more than for the insults uttered to the current president and candidate of the PSOE, Pedro Sanchez. Some attacks that he has repeated this Thursday already leaving Spain behind and back to his country. Milei has re-charged again…
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