Pedro Sánchez responds again to Milei at a rally in Burgos after calling him an "unpresentable dictator": "Chainsaws and budget cuts don't build anything. They destroy."
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Spanish Prime Minister and PSOE leader Pedro Sánchez responded to Argentine President Javier Milei during a political rally in Burgos on Wednesday, following earlier verbal attacks in which Milei reportedly called him an "unpresentable dictator." Sánchez criticized Milei's political methods, stating that "chainsaws and slash-and-burn cuts do not build anything; they destroy."
During the event, Sánchez linked Milei's political approach directly to Spain's domestic opposition, asserting that Milei belongs to the "same group" as conservative leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo and far-right leader Santiago Abascal, characterized by budget cuts and austerity measures. Prior to his remarks at the rally, Sánchez had already responded subtly to Milei on the platform X by sharing a song by Argentine singer Lali Espósito, a prominent critic of the Argentine president.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Sánchez linking Milei's policies to Spanish conservative and far-right opposition leaders.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Second snippet)Highlights Sánchez's direct quote on chainsaws and his prior subtle response via social media.
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