During his speech at the Royal Post Office, Argentine President Javier Milei warned of the risks, decadence, and catastrophes of socialism. He specifically issued a warning to the president of the Community of Madrid, conservative Isabel Diaz Ayuso, advising her not to let socialism ruin their lives. Milei made these remarks during an institutional event where Ayuso imposed the International Medal of the region, signed the book of honor, and had a private meeting with Milei.
With a hundred accredited journalists and dozens of people outside the regional government headquarters, Milei focused on attacking socialism and boasting about his economic achievements. He took a jab at the President of the Government, Pedro Sanchez, suggesting that if socialists understood economics, they wouldn’t be socialists. Milei also expressed hope that people in Spain were waking up to the realities of socialism, just like in Argentina.
The Argentine President’s speech highlighted his concerns about the impact of socialism and his belief in the importance of economic understanding. Despite his criticisms of socialism and socialist leaders, Milei expressed optimism that people in both Argentina and Spain were beginning to recognize the dangers of socialist policies. His remarks at the event with Isabel Diaz Ayuso in Madrid underscored his views on politics and economics, emphasizing the need to avoid the pitfalls of socialist ideologies.