The President called his Spanish counterpart a totalitarian, after it was reported that he plans to prevent a new visit by the libertarian to Spain.
The President of the Nation Javier Milei cited this Tuesday through his X account (formerly Twitter) a news item indicating that the Spanish president Pedro Sanchez would try to veto the entry of the libertarian to Iberian soil, and defied the Spanish president: “WE WILL SEE HOW FAR TOTALITARISM GOES IN BLOOD…,” he tweeted.
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As usual, the President used his X account to express himself, this time about the conflict between both leaders. There, the leader of Freedom Advances ratified his new visit to Spain and sent a challenging message to Sánchez, after rumors that spoke of the possibility of being prevented Milei’s entry to Spanish soil.
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“Warning, I will travel to receive the Juan de Mariana Award.…we will see if his great inferiority complex allows the Spanish liberals to award me in person…”, posted the libertarian, and he finished it off with his characteristic “VLLC…!!” (Long live Liberty Carajo).
Then, he cited a news story from Clarín, which indicated that the European Union (EU) dismissed the conflict between both leadersto which the president said: “Here there will be many left over on the off-side…they will drop the complicit operetta with the KKs…”
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Javier Milei doubles down on Pedro Sánchez: “I recommend a good lawyer for Begoña”
He president Javier Milei he doubled the bet against his pair Pedro Sánchez, after the Spanish government announced that it was withdrawing its ambassador in Buenos Aires: “I recommend a good lawyer for Begoña.”
When asked about how the diplomatic crossing could affect commercial relations between both countries, Milei warned: “One of the things I pointed out is that a delusional person will not be able to change the Spanish roots in Argentina. Those links will remain. He is the laughing stock of the world for the antics he is doing as a result of a personal problem. “This whole conflict is motivated by Kirchnerism to generate internal problems.”
