The Diplomat
The former Argentine president Mauricio Macri yesterday attacked the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, for “dragging” the friendship between Spain and Argentina for an “electoral strategy” and expressed his support for the Popular Party.
«It saddens me to see that President Sánchez drags the historical Argentine-Spanish friendship in his electoral strategy, while slandering the Popular Party, a party that made Spain what it is today and that was also one of the greatest sources of inspiration and support that I had to create the Republican Proposal (PRO) party,” Macri published in a message on the social network X, as reported by Europa Press.
For Macri, “the PP continues to be the best answer to the future of Spain.” “Thank you Mariano Rajoy, Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Isabel Díaz Ayuso for always cultivating friendship between our citizens,” he added.
The Spanish Government withdrew its ambassador in Buenos Aires, in response to Milei’s intervention at a Vox event on May 19 in Madrid, in which she described Begoña Gómez, Pedro Sánchez’s wife, as “corrupt.” .
