The Spanish authorities demanded an apology from the president of Argentina, Javier Milei, who, in an occasion that introduced collectively in Madrid completely different representatives of the far-right from around the globe, referred to as the socialist Pedro Sánchez “a nasty man” and referred to as his spouse , Begoña Gómez, from “corrupt”.
Sánchez additionally questioned the continuity of diplomatic relations with Argentina and insisted on Monday that the Argentine head of state retract his statements.
He stated that “between governments, respect is non-negotiable.” “The one that spoke yesterday didn’t achieve this on behalf of the nice Argentine folks” and he assured that Milei “was not” as much as the duty he holds.
Given this, he added that if there is no such thing as a rectification, the Spanish Govt will take measures and there shall be a “response in accordance with the dignity that Spanish democracy represents.”
“We base our democracy on the pillars of financial progress, social justice and democracy. We’re sister nations, whose folks love and respect one another,” he added.
On this sense, he reiterated the message to Milei about “a public rectification, and the response of the Spanish authorities shall be in accordance with the ties of brotherhood with Argentina.”
“Defending the Spanish establishment from insults and defamation that international leaders might make will not be a query of ‘buts’, as a result of past ideology there’s training and patriotism,” he concluded.
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2024-07-01 14:30:12