Another day, another diplomatic BANGER from our favorite president:

Javier Milei called Petro a “murderous communist” and caused a diplomatic crisis with Colombia

In an interview, the president criticized his Colombian counterpart and said that “he is sinking” his country; Bogotá called its ambassador in Argentina for consultations

One of the things that I learned thanks to this community is the idea that every accusation is a confession, as "Israel" taught us. milei claims Petro is "sinking his country" (??) while he's literally destroying the economy because muh anarchocapitalism, muh sister (whom he fucks) and muh deregulation. Pure projection.

BOGOTÁ.- Colombia called its ambassador in Argentina for consultations this Friday after President Javier Milei described his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, as a “murderous communist” in an interview with journalist Patricia Janiot.

Not sure who that journalist even is. He appears on very random telegram channels to be interviewed by absolute unknowns in channels called "LA PELUCA MILEI" or shit like that. He spoke in one of these channels after the 24th strike where he was clearly sedated lmao.

”The government of Colombia strongly rejects this statement, which attacks the honor of the president (...). President Milei's words ignore and violate the deep ties of friendship, understanding and cooperation," the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.

Milei said that Petro “is sinking Colombia,” to a question asked by Colombian journalist Angela Patricia Janiot, in the program “¿Qué pasó con lo que pasó?”

The Colombian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alvaro Leyva, expressed “his most energetic protest against the disrespectful and irresponsible statements” of the Argentine president. "As a result of the circumstances created by the words of the President of Argentina, the Government of Colombia immediately calls Ambassador Camilo Romero, representative of Colombia in that country, for consultations," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. For its part, the Argentine Foreign Ministry did not comment on the matter when consulted by LA NACION.

Ambassador Romero, for his part, wrote on his X account: “Milei is a hypocrite. While today he asks our government for approval for his new ambassador in Colombia, he calls the president a murderer.”

The diplomat, who must return to Colombia following instructions from his government, added: "We can think differently, but the region and the historical brotherhood of our peoples must be above differences." He also recalled that Milei “had already attacked Lula in Brazil and even Pope Francis.”

During the campaign, Milei had already said that he would not meet with “communist” rulers. “I would not meet with Lula da Silva. He is corrupt and that is why he was imprisoned and he is a communist,” the president said last November when asked about what his foreign policy and relations with Brazil would be like if he became president.

On social networks, Petro often has discussions with the Salvadoran president, Nayib Bukele, and is critical of the president of Peru, Dina Boluarte, whose country declared him persona “non grata.”

Bad relations

Relations between Colombia and Argentina have been deteriorating since Milei came to power. The libertarian economist exchanged several messages with the first leftist president in the history of Colombia. Last year, still as a candidate, he stated on a Colombian radio station that “a socialist is trash” and “human excrement.”

Petro, who in his youth belonged to a guerrilla who signed peace, compared him on his social networks to Adolf Hitler for that comment.

Then, when Milei won the November elections by defeating the Peronist candidate, Sergio Massa, he declared that it was a “sad moment for Latin America.” Once installed in power, the leader of La Libertad Avanza clashed with the entire left in the region that had been a traditional ally of the Kirchners.

n the interview with Janiot he also referred to the Chilean president, Gabriel Boric, as “someone who has the wrong ideas.”. In addition, he said of former president of the United States Donald Trump that he is “one of the leaders of freedom against global socialism,” and of the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, he maintained that he was “someone who, despite adversity, “he managed to carry out his government program.”

Original article in Spanish

What a time to be alive. What a clown. What have we done to deserve this? Was it Maradona's handball goal? Was it Evita and Perón?