Milei attacks the press during his visit: “It’s intellectually short, it’s good for your case”; “corrupt”; “I can’t respect your brain”
The Argentine president, who is visiting Spain for the seventh time since he arrived at the Casa Rosada, also described the Spanish Prime Minister as an “impresentable dictator”
Argentine President Javier Milei stopped to address journalists outside his speech at the Casino de Madrid, near Puerta del Sol. He spent almost 15 minutes speaking to the media, prompting a security protocol and causing invited guests to wait. The scene is a common occurrence for politicians and is known in journalistic circles as a "canutazo". The president's attention to the media delayed the departure of those attending the event.
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