Milei calls Sánchez a "dictator" and says he encouraged the "invasion" of Ceuta because "every immigrant is a vote"

On Wednesday, Argentine President Javier Milei publicly criticized Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, labeling him a "dictador" during a public address. Milei further alleged that the migration into Ceuta was not accidental, claiming it was actively encouraged by the Spanish government under the political calculation that "each immigrant is a vote."

The remarks represent a continuation of diplomatic friction between the leaders of Argentina and Spain. The accusations touch on sensitive geopolitical and domestic issues regarding immigration policy in Europe, specifically referencing border events in the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta.