The confrontation escalated between Buenos Aires and Madrid after a comment by a Spanish minister said Argentina's president Javier Millay was taking drugs. As a result, Buenos Aires accused Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez of endangering women and driving Spain into poverty, a statement that Madrid called “baseless”. It all started with the comment, on Friday night, of Spain's Transport Minister Oscar Puente. “I saw Miley on TV” when he was campaigning, the minister told a conference organized by the Socialist Party. “I don't know if it was before or after he took (…) substances (…). I thought: it is not possible to win the election. There are a lot of bad people who, being who they are, made it to the top,” he added, citing Miley and former US President Donald Trump as examples. Millay, according to Reuters, was quick to respond to Puente's statements with a very sharp post on Platform X, […]
Source: News Beast
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