Cristina Kirchner Again Criticized Javier Milei for the New Economic Measures: “You’re Going to Hit Her Badly!”
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The former president expressed herself on her social networks and criticized the current president after the government's decision to intervene in the foreign exchange market
The former president said about the last measures of the president: "You're going to hit her badly!". She did so in a message in X on the occasion of the government's decision to intervene in the foreign exchange market.
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner shook the political scene again with a direct message to Javier Milei in which he strongly questioned his exchange and monetary policy. “Ay Milei!... What a quilombo you were armed with... And I’m not telling you because of your sister’s coima, but because of the exchange rate and money. You’re going to crash it badly!” she wrote in her X account, unleashing a wave of repercussions. In an extensive post, the former…
In the midst of the biggest corruption scandal that plagues Karina Milei—and with a government that even tried to imprison journalists so that compromising audios would not be broadcast—the ruling party dynamited one of its main arguments: that the dollar “floated freely.” Faced with the exchange rate run, the Casa Rosada ordered the... The Milei entry burned its dogmas: the dollar stopped “floating” and Cristina blew it up was first published o…
The former president said that the president with the intervention measure of the Central Bank in the Single and Free Market of Change (MULC) has finished “burning the booklets of the Austrian school”. CFK used the social networks to question the government this Tuesday with its already classic message to the president. “Ay Milei!... What a quilombo you were armed with...”, starts the message in which beyond the subject coimas, it makes axis in …
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner used social networks to refer to the turn of the official policy that will allow the Treasury to intervene to contain the increase in the dollar's contribution, to the interest rates of the banks and to the indebtedness. "Oh brother, this doesn't close you even with the people outside!", the PJ holder predicted.
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