Nicolás Maduro criticized Javier Milei’s speech in Davos: “A shame, an expression of his Nazi ideology”

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro attacked Javier Milei for the second time in the same week. On this occasion he criticized the leader of La Libertad Avanza for the speech given at the Davos Economic Forum.

“The Argentine people must be sad, ashamed, indignant, however paper that Javier Milei did at the Davos summit. A shame, an expression of their Nazi ideology, McCarthyism. It is a lie to say that he is a liberal, liberal, libertarian,” he said during a conference held in Caracas.

In this sense he elaborated on the questions on the presentation of the Argentine president in Switzerland: “They were amazed the businessmen of the capitalist world and the governments when he accused the entire West of being communist, socialist“.

“Anyone who doesn’t think like him is a communist and must be exterminated from the face of the earth.. This is the Nazi thought that sought to exterminate communists, socialists and Jews. To the gypsies, to the people who were not of his ideology and of his pure Aryan race,” he concluded.

Meanwhile, he felt that “the Argentine people should be disgusted by the mistake Milei made in Davos” and expressed hope that there would be change in Argentina.

“Argentina, from your beautiful depth, you will be rebornwe have the security and all the support of the people of Simón Bolívar and Hugo Chávez,” he concluded, referring to his country’s liberator and the deceased former president.

Maduro’s previous criticisms of Milei

Nicolás Maduro had already criticized Javier Milei this week. It was last Tuesday, during his annual speech before the National Assembly, in which he stated that the libertarian was “a mistake in the history of Argentina and Latin America”.

“Milei, you who were sent to Argentina to destroy the rule of law, to destroy the state, to destroy all social and labor rights, to destroy the national economy,” he added.

Furthermore, he accused the economist of answering to the United States and pretending “colonize Argentina to deliver it on its knees to North American imperialism”.

Finally he concluded: “It is not so, Milei, you’re wrong. “I don’t want you to rectify, but I want you to get this message, that you’re wrong.”