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Argentine President Javier Milei again criticized Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Saturday, calling him a “thief” and “unpresentable” and claiming that “Spain is at the forefront of a liberticide.” The remarks were made during an interview with Radio Mitre. Milei said, “Spain is at a turning point and all the abuses that have occurred, what a ‘tirañuelo’ can do is being done by the thief Pedro Sánchez and his entire entourage – his wife and all the criminals who surround him.” He compared Sánchez to a “Kirchnerist” and added that he would fight whenever freedom is at stake, stating, “Where freedom is at risk, I will fight.” The comments come after Milei’s earlier attacks on Sánchez during a visit to Madrid this week and a further insult at the Fundación Faro dinner in Buenos Aires on Friday, where he called Sánchez a “corrupt thief.” Sánchez responded with a social‑media campaign and a large poster at the PSOE headquarters in Madrid bearing the slogan “Soy zurdo y a mucha honra.” He also posted a photo of himself listening to the song “Fanático” by Argentine singer Lali, which was written specifically about Milei. Article source: De Ultimo Minuto | Image credit: De Ultimo Minuto
Argentine President Javier Milei again criticized Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Saturday, calling him a “thief” and “unpresentable” and claiming that “Spain is at the forefront of a liberticide.” The remarks were made during an interview with Radio Mitre. Milei said, “Spain is at a turning point and all the abuses that have occurred, what a ‘tirañuelo’ can do is being done by the thief Pedro Sánchez and his entire entourage – his wife and all the criminals who surround him.” He compared Sánchez to a “Kirchnerist” and added that he would fight whenever freedom is at stake, stating, “Where freedom is at risk, I will fight.” The comments come after Milei’s earlier attacks on Sánchez during a visit to Madrid this week and a further insult at the Fundación Faro dinner in Buenos Aires on Friday, where he called Sánchez a “corrupt thief.” Sánchez responded with a social‑media campaign and a large poster at the PSOE headquarters in Madrid bearing the slogan “Soy zurdo y a mucha honra.” He also posted a photo of himself listening to the song “Fanático” by Argentine singer Lali, which was written specifically about Milei.
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