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Milei returns to the clash with the government of the "disgraceful dictator, criminal, thief" Pedro Sánchez: "The socialists must be kicked out"

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Argentine President Javier Milei publicly insulted Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez during a visit to Madrid on October 21. Milei labeled Sánchez an "impresentable dictator," a "criminal," and a "thief," while calling for socialists to be removed from power "with kicks."

This incident marks a continuation of the ongoing diplomatic friction between the two leaders. The rhetoric highlights the ideological divide between Milei’s self-described liberal administration and the socialist government currently leading Spain.

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El Mundo Focuses on the frequency of Milei's visits and his aggressive insults.
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