"Premier Sánchez is a dirty dictator": president Milei of Argentina intervenes in election campaign in Spain

During a visit to Madrid, Argentine President Javier Milei criticized Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, calling him a "dirty dictator" and urging Spaniards to vote against socialists in the upcoming elections. The Spanish government condemned Milei's remarks as foreign interference and slander. Milei's comments came at an economic forum, where he also accused Sánchez of corruption and supporting migrant invasions for electoral gain. The PSOE party used Milei's visit for campaign purposes, highlighting their achievements while mocking him. Despite Milei's connections with right-wing parties in Spain, key figures from those parties were absent from the forum, possibly due to the current focus on social issues rather than immigration. The upcoming elections were prompted by recent protests over social issues, with Sánchez hoping to shift the campaign narrative in his favor.