Exteriores ve "indigno" que Milei venga a España a insultar a Sánchez y "fomentar la polarización entre españoles"
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Argentine President Javier Milei attempted to arrange a meeting with King Felipe VI during a visit to Madrid, but Spain's Royal Household (Zarzuela) reminded him that institutional protocol requires any meeting with the head of state to be accompanied by a meeting with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The diplomatic friction highlights ongoing tensions between the two governments.
Relations have been severely strained by verbal attacks and political clashes. Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Milei's visit as "unworthy," accusing him of coming to Spain to insult Sánchez and foment polarization among Spanish citizens.
During his visit, Milei also engaged in public friction with the Spanish press, dismissing a journalist from Cadena SER after she questioned whether his presence caused discomfort for the political parties PP and Vox.
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InfobaeFocuses on diplomatic protocol and Zarzuela's condition regarding Pedro Sánchez.
InfobaeHighlights the Spanish Foreign Ministry's condemnation of Milei's insults and polarization.
InfobaeEmphasizes Milei's public confrontation and disqualification of a Spanish journalist.