In the context of the V Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum, the president questioned the Spanish socialist government for its disastrous immigration policy and defended the path of freedom and security of his administration
On September 3, the city of Santiago de Chile became the epicenter of the resistance against the advance of global collectivism during the V Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum. This international conclave of conservative leaders, sponsored by the prestigious Fundación Disenso (a Spanish organization linked to the patriotic force Vox), boldly promotes fundamental pillars such as freedom, democracy, and national security.
It was in this imposing setting that the president of the Argentine Republic, Javier Milei, raised his voice to denounce the cultural decay caused by the hegemony of the left in the European continent. With absolute firmness, the libertarian leader declared that “Europe, the cradle of our civilization, is being governed at the national and supranational level by bureaucrats bent on destroying everything we are”.
The president, Javier Milei
This civilizational debacle, he warned, has been made possible because “a radical left has taken control of institutions across the continent”, tirelessly committed to “eliminating all traces of the West from the collective imagination, replacing it with a false multiculturalism”.
Within this alarming continental decay, Javier Milei pointed with surgical precision to Spain as the most dramatic and painful example of socialist degradation. The Argentine leader directly attacked the disastrous management of the Spanish president, categorically stating that “Pedro Sánchez and the PSOE are facilitating uncontrolled immigration on one hand, and systematically degrading Spanish identity on the other”.
This tragic scenario of border vulnerability coincides with the forced absence at the forum of the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal —whom the Argentine president affectionately greeted as his “great friend” and founder of the forum—, who was compelled to remain in European territory to confront Pedro Sánchez in the Congress of Deputies over the serious migration crisis unleashed in the autonomous city of Ceuta.
The president, Javier Milei
The Argentine president unabashedly exposed the true morality and modus operandi of the international left, denouncing that these supposedly progressive governments “are not interested in solving anything”.
On the contrary, their only and petty purpose is to “spread their ideology to regain control over public funds, which they use as a war booty while keeping civil society enslaved through taxation”.
Aiming directly at the questioned figure of the Spanish socialist leader, Javier Milei relentlessly mocked: “If not, just look at what Pedrito is doing in Spain, right? He’s dirtier than a potato”. Furthermore, the leader recalled the victimization of the Spanish government in response to his previous accusations: “He was quite offended when I told him and all the scum around him that it was a government of thieves. And it seems that the facts confirm it”.
In the face of the grim panorama of fiscal plunder and border disorder promoted by the Sánchez regime, Javier Milei raised the successful Argentine management as the moral beacon of the free world, defining it as “the proof that when the course of economic prudence is upheld with firm convictions, freedom flourishes, the economy grows, and insecurity falls”.
The president, Javier Milei
Supported by the strength of statistics, the Argentine president proudly presented the extraordinary results of his relentless immigration security and national sovereignty policy. While under his command more than 10,000 expulsions of foreigners violating the law were initially executed, the number of deportations of undesirables has gloriously skyrocketed this year, reaching the impressive sum of 14,000 deportations in just the first six months of the year.
These severe measures of order and sovereignty, implemented with mathematical rigor last June, have been applied stringently against those foreigners who had criminal records, Interpol red alerts, legal impediments, or who attempted to circumvent national law by trying to enter the country without complying with current regulations.
Finally, Javier Milei completely dismissed the lies spread by the media addicted to the narrative that tried to install the false rumor that he had suffered a heart attack, attributing these infamies to a desperate and crude disinformation campaign orchestrated by the widows of collectivism who today watch, helpless, the overwhelming success of freedom
