Javier Milei’s speech in Madrid
Argentine President Javier Milei participated in an event of the Spanish party Vox in Madrid, where he delivered a forceful speech last weekend. In this speech, he highlighted several sentences that attracted attention for their shocking content and strong opinions.
Defense of Life, Liberty and Private Property
Milei stressed the importance of defending life, liberty and private property, emphasizing the need to protect these fundamental values ​​for the progress and prosperity of society.
Criticism of Socialist Policies and Social Justice
In his speech, he strongly criticized socialist policies, comparing them to a disease that erodes prosperity and freedom. In addition, he argued that social justice policies amount to expropriation of private property, harming the economy and individual freedom.
Reduction of the Size of the State and Reform of the Pension System
Milei advocated a drastic reduction in public spending and state intervention in the economy to promote development and prosperity. In addition, he warned about the imminent crisis of the pension system if structural reforms are not implemented.
Criticism of Education, Bureaucracy and the Spanish Labor Market
Likewise, he expressed his concern about the dominant ideology in Spanish education, the bureaucracy that limits entrepreneurship and economic efficiency, and the labor laws that stifle flexibility and job creation.
Proposals for Spain
Finally, Milei proposed that Spain adopt liberal economic policies similar to those of countries that have achieved success and stability through the free market, emphasizing the importance of following the example of successful liberal economies.
Reactions to the Speech
Milei’s remarks have drawn mixed reactions, with supporters celebrating his outspokenness and liberal outlook, and detractors criticizing his radical approach and interpretation of economic and social issues. This speech will undoubtedly continue to be a topic of debate in political and economic circles in both countries.