Revolt in the Spanish Media for Milei's Insults to Local Journalists
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The Argentine president has addressed insults to those he refers to as "microclimate of endogamic Fabulatoric journalists" and "serial liars" for asking him for his opinion on whether PP and Vox would be avoiding him during his visit to Spain Milei calls Pedro Sánchez "impresentable dictator" and declares himself "friend" of Ayuso and Abascal "It seems to me a very typical vision of intellectually short people and miserable politicians. Perhaps,…
He said “intellectually cut” and “miserable politics” to a columnist from the Ser chain for a question he didn’t like; the President’s trip dominates the media agenda in Madrid
Milei's Clash with a Journalist From the SER Network: "A Vision of Short People, It's for Your Case"
Asked by Julia Molina if her presence in Spain upset the Popular Party and Vox, the president did not hesitate in his response.
The Argentine president is visiting Spain when there is a little more than a month left for the general elections
President Javier Milei, who arrived in Spain with spokesman Adrián Ravier in his entourage, started his activities in the country involved in fights with journalists and with the government of Pedro Sánchez, while his allies of the Popular Party (PP) and Vox reject him to the photo. Milei arrived with a march that integrates...
In Mañana Sylvestre, SER’s chronicler told of the episode she starred with Javier Milei during her visit to Spain, when the president called her “short” and “miserable” for a question about the discomfort her presence generated in the PP and Vox. She also questioned the President’s insults against Argentine media. [...] The entry “In Spain we are not used to this level of verbal violence by a president,” said journalist Julia Molina first publis…
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