The PP says, after Milei called Sánchez a "dictator", that the Government cannot give lessons because he called him a "drug addict"

The Partido Popular (PP) stated that the Spanish government cannot give lessons regarding international insults after Argentine President Javier Milei called Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a "dictator." The PP's response highlights that members of the Spanish government previously insulted the Argentine leader by calling him a "drogadicto" (drug addict).

Concurrently, media reports highlighted an internal political development for the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), as former Prime Minister and ex-PSOE leader Felipe González announced he will vote in blank in the upcoming November 29 elections. González stated he does not feel represented by the current PSOE led by Sánchez or by any other political formation, signaling a notable rift among senior figures within the socialist party.