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Milei dice que Pedro Sánchez está "más sucio que una papa" y rodeado de "gentuza"

El presidente de Argentina, Javier Milei, ha vuelto a cargar contra el presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez. Ha dicho de él que "está más sucio que una papa", "rodeado de gentuza" y le ha acusado de estar "facilitando la inmigración descontrolada" y "allanando el camino para las hordas extranjeras que terminarán reemplazándolos". Leer

Milei dice que Pedro Sánchez está "más sucio que una papa" y rodeado de "gentuza"

Argentine President Javier Milei continued his attack on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez during his speech at the Foro Madrid. Milei described Sánchez as being "más sucio que una papa" and surrounded by "gentuza," accusing him of facilitating uncontrolled immigration and paving the way for foreign hordes that would replace the Spanish population.

The international alliance, backed by the Spanish far-right foundation Disenso, highlighted Sánchez as a representative of the European left that only seeks to spread its ideology to reclaim power by using public funds for their own gain. Milei emphasized that Spain, under Sánchez's leadership, is a clear example of how radical leftists are taking control both nationally and supranationally in Europe, with the goal of dismantling the country's identity and paving the way for foreign domination.

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