Argentine president Javier Milei unleashed against Pedro Sanchez. On his third visit to Spain since the beginning of the year, Milei spoke at the Nueva Economia Forum saying he had no intention of meeting the prime minister whom he described as an “unpresentable” and “corrupt dictator”, calling him “authoritarian Pedrito” and urging Spaniards to “throw the socialists out of power”. Asked why he had not met the Spanish prime minister, Milei replied: “I have no intention of meeting a thieving criminal like Pedro Sanchez because I am not willing to have to sew my pockets to avoid being robbed.”
Milei: “The State ruins everything, here is an enemy of freedom”
“Wherever the state puts its hand, it ruins everything,” Milei added, referring to the housing crisis in Spain. “My fight is against the enemies of freedom. Here is one and I will face him, because he will ruin your life.”
I ask those Spaniards who don’t vote for those who want to “hunt them down and replace them with other cultures that need to be exterminated” and about a possible interview with Pedro Sánchez, furthermore: “I don’t want to go to a delinquent thief like Pedro Sánchez, because I’m not willing to hide them bags to stop shipping” https://t.co/jx7TyufXBy
— RTVE Noticias (@rtvenoticias) October 21, 2026
He then warned that “if the situation is not reversed in time, we will witness the demise of the West as we know it.” But then he sent a message of hope: “Western values are being reborn in America, and if necessary, America will come to save Europe.” One of the objectives of the visit was to support the Spanish right just over a month before the elections. Milei mentioned his Spanish “friends” only once: the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, and the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who he described as bringing “solid and positive ideas to pull Spain out of its decline.”