US EditionThe Provinces Replied to Milei: “From the Beginning, Their Purpose Was to Melt the Provinces” the President Accused the Governors of Wanting to “Destroy the National Government”
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In dialogue with 750, the Vice-Governor of Río Negro, Pedro Pesatti, accused the ultra-rightist president of falsifying the reality about the relationship with the governors and of having completely abandoned the maintenance of the country's infrastructure.
President Javier Milei spoke this Wednesday with Luis Majul on radio El Observador, after suspending his trip to Tucumán on July 9. He assured that he did not travel through the fog: “It was not seen a meter, it was risky,” he said, and rejected the criticisms: “I will not put my life at risk to avoid speculation.” In the same interview, he accused the governors of seeking to “break everything” in order to stop La Libertad Avanza and preserve po…
President Javier Milei made harsh criticism of the governors by accusing them of wanting to “destroy the national government” and claiming that there is “a huge perversion” on the part of some provincial leaders. In a radio interview, the head of state questioned the role of the provinces in the current political scheme and argued that the governors “are part of the problem and not of the solution.” According to Milei, while the national executi…
While a new anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is being commemorated throughout the country, the governor of Mendoza, Alfredo Cornejo, kept an official agenda active and visible. From early on, the provincial president participated in the traditional Toque de Diana de Gloria in the official residence of La Puntilla and, later, led the civic-military parade in Las Heras with the mayor Francisco Lo Presti. However, what most caught the…
President Javier Milei charged on Wednesday against the governors who joined in asking for money transfers to the provinces and decided not to participate in the celebration for Independence Day in Tucumán."They want to destroy the national government. (All?) Yes, obviously, of course," said the president, pointing both to the leaders who accompanied him from the beginning of his administration and to the opponents. And he said: "They care about…
The President responded to the governors' demands for more funding and warned that if Congress rejects the veto of the pension mobility law, he will take the decision to court. President Javier Milei denounced that all the governors are seeking to "destroy" the national government, amid the tension generated by the provinces' demand for more funds. The event scheduled for this Wednesday, July 9th, was suspended due to weather conditions, but mos…
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