The minister states that the government has taken more measures in the absence of an apology from Milei, but assures that he does not want an “escalation”. For his part, Milei has called the ambassador’s withdrawal “nonsense” and emphasized that Sánchez “is not Spain.”
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares, made this known permanent withdrawal from the Spanish Ambassador to Buenos Aires, María Jesús Alonso, in the absence of an apology from the President of Argentina, Javier Milei, as requested.
The government is thus taking another step in its response to the statements of the Argentine president, who called Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish President Pedro Sánchez, “corrupt”, after the Spanish ambassador’s call for consultation on Sunday and the summons to Foreign Affairs of Argentine Ambassador Roberto Bosch, after Milei ruled out apologizing in recent hours and reaffirmed his words.
At a press conference at the end of the cabinet meeting, Albares acknowledged that “the situation has not changed” and that is why the government has agreed to the withdrawal of the ambassador to Buenos Aires. “The ambassador will certainly remain in Madrid,” the minister said, clarifying that the embassy will now have a charge d’affaires.
Milei recommends Sánchez a psychologist
Argentina’s president, Javier Milei, has deemed the ambassador’s final withdrawal as “a nonsense typical of a fatally arrogant socialist” and has emphasized that the president of the executive branch, Pedro Sánchez, “is not Spain, let alone his wife’. .
Sánchez “will become the laughing stock of the whole world because of the antics he does for a personal matter,” said Milei, who has recommended Sánchez a psychologist “so that he grows up” and has suggested that “they recommend a good lawyer.” Begoña”.
Source: EITB
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