Argentina's Milei calls Spain's Sanchez a 'dictator' in Madrid visit

During his visit to Madrid, Argentine President Javier Milei labeled Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez a "dictator," urging voters to remove him in the upcoming elections. This statement drew criticism from the Spanish government, which condemned Milei's remarks as external interference. Milei's comments included accusations of corruption against Sanchez, who faces scrutiny over graft allegations. The Spanish foreign ministry expressed disapproval of Milei's attacks and his call for violence. Milei's visit did not include a meeting with Sanchez, as he instead engaged with right-wing figures in Spain. The diplomatic tensions between Argentina and Spain have escalated due to Milei's previous derogatory remarks about Sanchez's family.