Bullrich Defended Milei for His Praise of Thatcher and Refused to Define Her as Argentina's "Enemy"
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Boris Johnson said the Argentine president waved the “nationalist” flag because “he faces a difficult campaign of reelection.”
The senator justified the President's praise by pointing out that the assessment focuses on the economic reforms of the United Kingdom and attributed the war to Leopoldo Galtieri's decisions.
At hours of the government's announcements for the Falklands, the senator backed Milei's economic gaze on the former British Prime Minister and refused to define her as an enemy of the country. She also supported sanctions against oil companies operating on the islands.
Patricia Bullrich said a barbarity. It wouldn't be new if it wasn't for the tone and timing. In an attempt to defend Javier Milei's admiration for Margaret Thatcher, he said that "in the economy the lives of all English people improved." The national senator of La Libertad Avanza starred in a radio tour with Eduardo Feinmenn for it. The journalist told Bullrich that the opposition accuses the officialism and Milei of using the cause of the islan…
At the time of the national chain in which the President announced new measures for the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands, the senator came out to respond to the criticisms. Read more
Other official leaders, such as Scioli, Lemoine and several ministers, praised the president's speech.
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