In the Run-up to the Pope's Visit, the Government Denounced "Threats to Top Officials" and Linked Them to the Changes in the Security of the Fifth of Olives.
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The spokesman Adrián Ravier said when he spoke about the dismissal of civilian personnel who performed domestic duties in the official residential "Military House is taking charge of every residence in which the President resides," he said.
The presidential spokesman, Adrián Ravier, said Tuesday the scope of one of Javier Milei’s claims on immigration policy and acknowledged that within the figures that the President had associated with some 30,000 “terrorists” there are also foreigners who were rejected at the border for not complying with the requirements for immigration [...] The entry Ravier clarified that the “30,000 terrorists” mentioned by Milei include foreigners who were s…
The presidential spokesman, Adrián Ravier, said that the change in the security scheme of the residence responded to threats against top officials and to the next visit of Pope Leo XIV. He also referred to the figures of foreigners expelled mentioned by Javier Milei. Read more
The repercussions on the militarization of the Fifth of Olives continue. Following recent television statements by President Javier Milei in which he referred to the entry of terrorists into the country, official spokesman Adrián Ravier spoke at a press conference about the numbers of expulsions at the borders and the changes in residence...
The Government Explained Why Milei Strengthened Security in Olivos and Spoke of Threats to Officials
The national government explained on Tuesday the reasons behind the recent changes in the presidential security scheme and the decision to strengthen custody in the Fifth of Olives. According to presidential spokesman Adrián Ravier, the measures respond to threats against officials and to the next visit of Pope Leo XIV. “These changes are due to two risk factors: threats to top officials we have received and the visit of Pope Leo XIV,” said Ravi…
Spokesperson Adrián Ravier admitted that the majority of those rejected at the borders did not meet immigration requirements and linked the reinforcement in the presidential residence to “threats and the visit of Pope Leo XIV.”
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