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Spain Condemns Milei's Election Remarks
Spain's government calls out Argentina's president for urging voters to oust Spain's PM before election.
In brief
Spain's government calls out Argentina's president for urging voters to oust Spain's PM before election. Spain's Foreign Ministry condemned President Javier Milei for calling Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a dictator and urging voters to remove him ahead of November 29 general election. Originally reported by Buenos…
Spain's Foreign Ministry Condemns Milei
Spain's government condemned President Javier Milei for 'external interference, attacks and insults' after he called Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a dictator.
“external interference, attacks and insults”
Milei Urges Voters to Remove Sánchez
Milei called Sánchez a 'dictator', 'thief' and 'corrupt' urging voters to eject his government ahead of November 29 general election.
“dictator thief corrupt”
Spain's Sovereign Stance
Spain rejects external interference and violence against its institutions, calling Milei's actions shameful for fostering polarization between sister nations.
“shameful that a person who holds the highest office of a sister nation makes visits to our country with the only aim of trying to foster a climate of polarisation and violence amongst spaniards and between sister nations such as spain and argentina”
What to remember
Spain's Foreign Ministry condemned President Javier Milei for calling Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a dictator and urging voters to remove him ahead of November 29 general election.
