Vox accuses Sánchez of beginning a “diplomatic assault” in opposition to Argentina

The president of the Spanish far-right social gathering Vox, Santiago Abascal, accused the president of the Spanish Authorities, Pedro Sánchez, of beginning a “diplomatic assault” in opposition to Argentina by withdrawing the Spanish ambassador in Buenos Aires and believes that it’s a “deep mistake” .

«Javier Milei is an endearing man, stuffed with sensitivity, with very deep convictions.“mentioned Abascal in an interview within the ABC newspaper through which he additionally accuses the Spanish Government of “utilizing energy to coerce corporations” when it asks them to disassociate themselves from far-right events as in Germany.

The chief of Vox admits that he doesn’t absolutely share the ideology of the Argentine president, however factors out that he agrees along with his phrases in opposition to “satanic, darkish and horrendous” socialism.

«And I share exactly that opposition to socialism, to globalism. And for that we search allies with whom we have now many coincidences on essential points.“he confused in an interview through which he strongly opposed the popularity of the State of Palestine introduced for Tuesday by the Spanish authorities.

He affirms that after the Hamas assaults of October 7 it’s “atrocious” to suggest the popularity of the Palestinian State and factors out that the “Hamas’ place is that of the ministers of Pedro Sánchez’s Authorities«.

«I don’t imagine within the two-state answer and recognizing the Palestinian state presently… is extraordinarily severe. Along with being a reward for Hamas terrorists“says Abascal, who considers that Israel has the” proper to defend itself.

Abascal factors out that “Israel is at a time when its existence and freedoms, its folks and their bodily integrity are at stake.«.

The Vox chief additionally refers back to the upcoming European elections on June 9 and makes it clear that “under no circumstances” would Vox assist the present president of the European Fee, the German conservative Ursula Von der Leyen.