Foreign Affairs rejects Milei's "attacks and insults" against Pedro Sánchez, accuses him of interference and calls his behavior "indecent"

The Spanish Foreign Ministry condemned Argentine President Javier Milei's insults towards Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Spain. The ministry rejected Milei's calls for violence and criticized his visit to Spain, stating it aimed to foster political and social confrontation. Milei labeled Sánchez as a 'dictator' and 'thief' during a speech, intensifying diplomatic tensions. In response, Sánchez's party highlighted their pride in progressive policies, countering Milei's derogatory remarks about leftist voters. The PSOE's organization secretary emphasized Spain's democratic values, inviting Milei to recognize the country's political freedoms.