At the event held at the Real Casa de Correos, Javier Milei, candidate for the presidency of Argentina, signed the book of honor together with the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso. Both smiled for the photographers, looked at each other briefly and shook hands, but the moment was described by everyone present on the television set of ‘Más Vale Tarde’ as a “very cold” gesture.
Cristina Pardo, the presenter of ‘Más Vale Tarde’, commented: “It is a gesture for the photographers.” However, she did not fail to point out the lack of warmth in the meeting, highlighting that “the times I have seen meetings of leaders, I have seen more warmth.” Pardo was especially critical, calling the moment “what a horror, really.”
The presenter of ‘Más Vale Tarde’, Iñaki López, also contributed his perspective, observing that “the president has not looked in Milei’s direction at any time, they do not exchange glances, there is no closeness. I would dare to say that there is a lot of coldness between the leaders“. This appreciation was shared by those present.
The journalist, Luis Sanabria, recalled a previous visit by Pedro Sánchez to the same building, pointing out that “There was more gestural communication between Sánchez and Ayuso than here with Milei.” This contrast further underlined the coldness of the current meeting.
Iñaki concluded his comments with an observation about Ayuso: “You can’t wait for it to end, all you have to do is see it. She’s looking all the time for the next step.”
