Milei equates socialism with fascism but avoids personal attacks against Pedro Sánchez
Javier Milei, during the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, equated socialism with fascism while avoiding personal attacks on Pedro Sánchez. He criticized progressive agendas in Europe and emphasized the control both ideologies exert over individual decisions. Milei's remarks, although not directly targeting Sánchez, reflected his ongoing ideological campaign against the left. Despite previous insults, he refrained from personal attacks this time, focusing instead on the broader implications of socialism and fascism. The Spanish Prime Minister did not respond to Milei's comments, maintaining a diplomatic tone throughout the summit.
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