The Madrid Economic Forum, presented as “the benchmark economic and business event in Spain”, will take place this Saturday, March 14, at the Palacio Vistalegre in the Spanish capital, with Argentine President Javier Milei as the main speaker for the closing keynote. The event is organized by the firms Racks Labs S.L. (Racks) and Abast, and promises “a unique multimedia experience” with individual talks, roundtables, interviews, and a large networking area segmented by topics such as digital marketing, investment, technology, artificial intelligence, and venture capital. In addition to Milei, the speakers include Political Science professor Miguel Anxo Bastos, economists Juan Ramón Rallo, Daniel Lacalle, and Eduardo Garzón, businesswoman Marta Marcilla, lawyer Hermenegildo Altozano, and director of the Juan de Mariana Institute, Manuel Llamas, among other names from the Spanish economic, academic, and media ecosystem. The agenda includes talks on “Libertarian Constitution”, “Deregulation”, “Business Function”, “New Educational Models”, “Illiberal Gender Violence”, “Communication and Persuasion”, as well as a segment dedicated to “New Media” with the participation of journalists Vito Quiles and Víctor Domínguez. The final part of the day will be reserved for Daniel Lacalle’s talk, titled “Censorship: the last weapon of the predatory state”, and the closing speech by Javier Milei, scheduled between 20:15 and 21:10, followed by a VIP dinner with the speakers for those who purchase the most exclusive package. How much do the tickets to see Milei in Madrid cost? The standard ticket starts at 49 euros and includes a seat in the stands and access to the networking room. The Gold ticket costs 249 euros and includes a seat on the track, networking, coffee break, and Saturday dinner at the venue. The Diamond ticket costs 2,500 euros and includes a VIP box next to the speakers, unlimited food and drinks during the event, VIP coffee break, and Saturday lunch and dinner in an exclusive room with the exhibitors.
