On his part, Spanish President Pedro Sánchez, noted for corruption scandals and as the leading figure of the Socialist International, has been waging a fierce hate campaign against Argentina and President Javier Milei since before he came to power.
During the meeting in New York, the Kirchnerist governor shared breakfast with the leftists promoting the hate campaign against Argentina
On his part, Spanish President Pedro Sánchez, noted for corruption scandals and as the leading figure of the Socialist International, has been waging a fierce hate campaign against Argentina and President Javier Milei since before he came to power.
The maneuvers of Pedro Sánchez's administration included unfounded accusations of "hate", "racism", and serious defamations of "drug addiction", reproducing the same disinformation schemes applied against the nation.
Finally, during the internal development of the meeting, Axel Kicillof launched an attack against the libertarian management seeking to delegitimize economic advances and insisting before the progressive audience that "not only is there no miracle, but we are suffering a true catastrophe".
To argue his position against the National Government, the Kirchnerist governor presented questionable figures about the situation, denouncing the loss of "practically 500,000 registered jobs", the closure of 30,000 companies, and the decline in income. Additionally, after highlighting that the province houses 40% of the national population and 50% of the industry, Axel Kicillof emphasized that President Javier Milei governs in the "antipodes" of the Kirchnerist project.
In the current geopolitical framework, while the National Government led by President Javier Milei defends the sovereignty and freedom of the homeland in international forums, sectors of the far-left seek to articulate networks of ideological containment. On the same day that the Argentine head of state reaffirmed before the UN General Assembly that "Malvinas is a national cause", the Buenos Aires government held a summit abroad that generated strong condemnation. In that global scenario, the nefarious Kirchnerist governor Axel Kicillof decided to explicitly align himself with international figures hostile to the course set in Argentina.
Diving into the realm of particular negotiations, Axel Kicillof participated in an institutional breakfast at Gracie Mansion, the official residence located in the city of New York, a city with 8,120,000 inhabitants.
During the event, the governor of the Province of Buenos Aires was seen alongside the Muslim communist mayor Zohran Mamdani and the president of Spain and head of the Socialist International, Pedro Sánchez. Both international leaders are noted for having systematically promoted an anti-Argentina campaign before, during, and after the World Cup.
Regarding the actions of Zohran Mamdani, the leader characterized as a radical communist and Muslim has made direct insults towards the country. In his public interventions, Zohran Mamdani openly attacked Argentina by asserting that the National Team had "stolen" the match from Egypt in the quarter-finals. Furthermore, various sectors warn that this leader seeks to establish an Islamic agenda contrary to national tradition.