Javier Milei calls Pedro Sánchez an "unpresentable dictator" during a visit to Madrid

During a visit to Madrid, Argentine President Javier Milei labeled Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez as an "unpresentable dictator" while campaigning for the upcoming elections. He urged the expulsion of socialists, linking Sánchez's government to the failures of socialism in Argentina. Milei criticized the left for exacerbating the migration crisis and emphasized the need for Spain to return to its liberal roots. His visit, which is part of his electoral campaign, included a meeting with Madrid's regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, but no engagement with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. In response, socialists in Madrid welcomed Milei with a banner, while the Foreign Minister warned of potential cuts to social services if right-wing parties win.