Milei clashes in Madrid with defenders of public education: "Out fascists from the University!"

Argentinian President Javier Milei faced protests in Madrid during his speech at the Austrian Economics Conference, where students criticized his views on public education. Demonstrators accused him of promoting privatization and undermining state intervention, reflecting broader ideological conflicts. The event, organized by a pro-anarcho-capitalist foundation, was closed to the press and public, intensifying tensions. Milei's rhetoric emphasized Western values and individual responsibility, while protesters highlighted the negative impacts of his policies in Argentina, including budget cuts affecting education. The clash illustrates the polarized political landscape surrounding education and governance.