Alberto Fernández Said that Society "Canceled" Him and Called Milei a "Poor Imbecile"
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The former president considered that the libertarian “is not well” and harshly criticized Lula’s insults in Brazil and his outbreaks.
Former President Alberto Fernández again criticized President Javier Milei during an interview with the Uruguayan newspaper El País. In his remarks, he asserted that he was "canceled by Argentine society" after leaving office, called the current president "a poor fool," and reiterated his rejection of the legal cases against him. Fernández maintained that he lost public support at the end of his term and questioned the treatment he believes Mile…
Alberto Fernández says he felt "canceled" when he left the Casa Rosada. That for a year and a half he lacked the strength to tell his side of the story. That the accusations against him created a persona he no longer recognizes. And that, although he has spoken out again, he can no longer imagine himself on a ballot. The former president offered this assessment in a lengthy interview with the Uruguayan newspaper El País, in which he alternated b…
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