Javier Milei returns to the fray and insists on his attacks against Pedro Sánchez. This time, the president of Argentina has described as “Kirchnerist“to his Spanish counterpart, of whom he said that He doesn’t have “good manners”. A new allusion in the context of the diplomatic conflict unleashed with Spain, which last week decided definitively withdraw its ambassador from Buenos Aires.

Milei has been applauded after referring to Sánchez during a talk in a conference room at the Hoover Institute think tank at Stanford University, in California, directed by former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. There, the president has spoken of “failure” of socialism as part of a series of talks to promote his book, according to a video collected by the newspaper ‘La Nación’.

“21st century socialism has been very successful in Latin America. It has had a lot of presidents: in Argentina it had four Kirchnerist periods, in Uruguay it has had Pepe Mujica; it has had Tabaré Vázquez in Chile, it has had Lago, Bachelet twice,” he listed.

Milei has appointed, in addition to Sánchez, the president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva; to the president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro; to the former Peruvian president Pedro Castillo or the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

The Official State Gazette (BOE) published precisely this Wednesday the dismissal of the Spanish ambassador in Argentina, María Jesús Alonso, after the Government definitively removed her before the absence of apology by Milei after calling Begoña Gómez “corrupt”Sánchez’s wife, during a Vox event in Madrid.

The withdrawal of the Spanish ambassador in Buenos Aires came after the call for questions from the ambassador Spanish on Sunday and the foreign summons of the ambassador, Roberto Bosch, and after Milei ruled out apologizing publicly and reaffirmed his words.

In fact, in the last few hours the president has insisted on accusing Sánchez, stating on his social networks that the Spanish president is “dirtier than a potato.”