From the “Cadavers in the Street” to the 10 Days without Eating: Milei’s Narrative About Families Not Arriving at the End of the Month and What the Data Say
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The ultra-right president mocks the people who do not arrive at the end of the month while he boasts of the achievements of his libertarian recipe that, according to expert voices, are false or at least distorted: neither has he removed a quarter of the population from the deprivations nor the country grows at full speedMilei goes from the chainsaw against the “stealing politicians” to collecting corruption scandals In the midst of a daily life …
The senator said that the economic factor is decisive for the citizens at the time of voting."We have to understand from the Argentine who says 'it costs me'," she said.It was after Javier Milei questioned those who say that "people don't make ends meet."
“Can you tell me how you have 10 days without eating and without drinking?” the president of Argentina asks. Oppositors criticize you for “cynic” and for having “lack of empathy”
The President of the Nation, Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza) questioned, during his participation in the event of Argentina Oil & Gas, to whom they affirm
He sought to refute those who speak of an income crisis; at an oil summit, he used a sarcastic tone and said that they are “slogans that look nice”
During his speech at the opening of the Argentina Oil & Gas Expo Patagonia 2026, in Neuquén. Before entrepreneurs of the energy sector, the trans-Andean president addressed the issue: “People do not arrive at the end of the month. Two thirds of Argentines do not arrive at the end of the month. They do not arrive at the 20′′ day. “Can we think ... Continue reading “Milei tilda de “pelotudez” that Argentines do not arrive at the end of the month: …
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