US EditionMilei, Against Immigration: “if You Don’t Adapt Culturally, It Becomes Invasion”
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The libertarian finished his visit to Hungary yesterday. It was the first time that an Argentine president stepped on that country. He met with President Tamás Sulyok, and with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Both of them are ultra-right and maintain an iron policy against migrants. Milei said he stressed that the Hungarian leader was the first in Europe to say that “mass immigration without control was not an act of generosity, but an act of irres…
Foreign policy occupied a central place in his speech: he reaffirmed his alignment with Hungary in its resistance to European Union directives and offered strong support to US President Donald Trump. The Argentine president celebrated the Republican's "Board of Peace" initiative and anticipated a global shift: "We are facing a reconfiguration of the world order. The era of global cooperation without a moral compass is over." Referring to the Eur…
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