Argentina's Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, addressed the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, to tell him that “Europe is lost” after “insulting” the Argentine government, after the PSOE won 20 seats in the The European Parliament elections were held this Sundaya result that has made it the second force after the PP, at a distance of two MEPs and four percentage points.
“Sánchez, you insulted our government and lost Europe…” Bullrich published on his social networking account X, shortly after the Argentine president himself, Javier Milei, celebrated the occasion. “tremendous progress of the new rights” in the elections.
For example, Milei has pointed out that there is “great news coming from the Old Continent” and all that 'New right won the European elections' to “put a brake on all those pushing Agenda 2030, an inhumane agenda designed by bureaucrats, for the benefit of bureaucrats.”
The first official results published by the European Parliament give victory to the European People's Party (EPP) with 184 seats, followed by the Socialists and Democrats (S&D) with 139 and the Liberals (Renew) with 80 (which has 19 seats lost). If this closely researched data is confirmed, 'popular' Socialists and Liberals will have a total of 403 seats out of 720 in the running. The Greens have also suffered a significant declineleaving 52 seats of the 71 they had during the outgoing term.
At the very least, the rise of the extreme right creates radical and populist forces 131 seats of the sum of the Conservatives and Reformists (73) and Identity and Democracy (58), groups now led by Georgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy and Marine Le Pen's National Rally respectively.
Votes have been added to this other parties that provisionally appear as Not Registered because they were expelled from their natural groups in the last term, such as the 10 seats of Fidesz (Viktor Orbán's party suspended from the EPP), the 15 of Alternative für Deutschland (expelled from the ID) or the 3 of Se Acaó la Fiesta.