Javier Milei, after his cold greeting with Sánchez, raises the tension at the Ibero-American Summit: "The equivalence between socialists and fascists is not casual"

During the XXX Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Javier Milei emphasized the importance of individual freedom and economic liberalism, criticizing socialism and fascism. He highlighted Argentina's recent elections as a sign of democratic rebellion against paternalism. Milei also addressed the issue of sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands, calling it a sacred cause for Argentina. In contrast, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez advocated for multilateralism and cooperation, subtly critiquing Milei's approach. The summit showcased the ideological divide between leaders, with Milei representing a right-wing perspective and Sánchez promoting dialogue and peace.

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