Argentine President Javier Milei reiterated his criticism of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, labeling him a "corrupt thief" during a speech at the annual dinner of the Fundación Faro in Buenos Aires on Friday. The remarks followed Milei's recent trip to Madrid, marking a continuation of the ongoing diplomatic friction between the two leaders.
During his address, Milei expressed his desire for a political shift in Spain, stating his hope that a "blue wave"—a reference to his own political movement—would reach the country. The comments underscore the ideological divide and the increasingly strained relationship between the Argentine administration and the Spanish government.
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