“Evil Beings”: Milei Began His Exposure at a University with Another Attack on Journalism
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Before students, the President gave a class behind closed doors. He defended his management and again questioned journalism.
The President said he would publish a three-volume book on “politics as morals” in November.
President Javier Milei again criticized journalism and political leadership during an exhibition he gave to students of the Torcuato Di Tella University. In front of a multitude of students of that institution, the president questioned those who, according to his interpretation, prioritize the possibility of winning elections over any other consideration and linked that behavior with attitudes he considered negative. When referring to political …
In the talk at Torcuato Di Tella University, he questioned the media, anticipated a book for November and conditioned a tax reduction to a re-election.
The President called the journalists “evil-laden beings,” questioned the political leadership and announced a three-volume work for November. The exhibition took place in full dispute with the public universities over the financing law. Read more
In a class at Di Tella, he accused the leadership of lying to win votes, responded harshly to the former minister who criticized the end of the leg and promised lower taxes and deregulation if re-elected.
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