After the friction with the president of SpainPedro Sánchez, the Argentine president Javier Milei landed this Friday at the Torrejón de Ardoz air base, the airport located 22 kilometers from the center of Madridto kick off a European tour that will include Germany and Czech Republic.
The president of the far right held a meeting with the regional head of the capital, Isabel Diaz Ayuso, who received him at Puerta del Sol and recognized him with a medal. Additionally, this Friday, the libertarian will receive the award from the Juan de Mariana Institute.
For its part, Milei He thanked the award for the award and highlighted: “We come from the future to tell you a story that you should avoid. “It is the damage that socialism causes”. “Don’t let socialism ruin your lives,” he told Spanish citizens with strong criticism of “the political caste.”.
In that sense, the leader of La Libertad Avanza reiterated his criticism of the ideas of “Social Justice” by ensuring that “it is unfair and violent.” “It is preceded by a theft, by the tax that if you don’t pay you go to prison,” he said.
Díaz Ayuso’s praise for Milei
The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, expressed the honor of receiving Javier Milei since, as she declared, “Argentina is talked about everywhere” and added: “Argentina and Spain have a lot in common: we share language, culture and we are not satisfied with what there is. We know that it can be better.” “Argentina is on the international map in a way that has not been seen for years,” she added.
“This afternoon hundreds of Argentines came with the hope of having you close,” he highlighted and acknowledged that he faces with “firmness and courage” the challenge of facing “the extreme economic situation.” “That’s why you get this medal,” he added.
Irene Montero questioned Milei and Villarruel crossed her
The vice president Victoria Villarruel crossed the MEP and Podemos leader, Irene Monterofor his criticism of Milei regarding gender rights.
Villarruel’s reaction on social networks came after Montero demanded the intervention of the European Commission so that “act to guarantee the rights of the Argentine people, especially women and LGTBI people”and also expressed his concern on the use of institutions by the Popular Party to reward Milei whom I describe as “responsible for policies of misery and criminalizing human rights defenders.”
Immediately, the head of the Senate retorted: “Argentina is a free people that does not allow itself to be pressured by any foreign country.”
“We are a proud country that wants its families strong and criminals in prisons, especially rapists… quite the opposite of you, So worry about your country, we’ll take care of ours.”Villarruel concluded.
