US EditionWhat Did Milei Say when They Asked Him About Espert After They Dropped the Candidacy?
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Javier Milei gave an interview on Thursday after his arrival from the United States, where he defended his former candidate as a deputy, questioned the role of the media and justified his economic policy. The interview developed in a context of controversy over Espert’s links with Fred Machado, accused of drug trafficking, and following Donald Trump’s statements about economic aid conditional on election results. What did Milei say about Espert?…
The Left Front candidate questioned the political complicity of the former candidate for national deputy in Buenos Aires province for La Libertad Avanza and criticized the interference of the United States in Argentine politics. In an interview with Gustavo Sylvestre on Radio 10, the candidate for national deputy for the Left Front and Workers in Buenos Aires province, Nicolás del Caño, referred to the scandal involving economist José Luis Esper…
The President supported the libertarian deputy, who resigned the candidacy to renew his bank for the narco-scandal. However, he warned that "he did not respond in the right way."
Javier Milei made a strong defense of former candidate José Luis Espert, who had to get out of his candidacy for deputy for the province of Buenos Aires. “I don’t think he has narco ties,” the president said. “That was part of a dirty campaign, I understand that he didn’t respond the right way,” Milei admitted. “Beyond that, that operation what he was doing was not to discuss what had to be discussed.” Milei admitted that what happened made the …
President Javier Milei gave an exclusive interview to journalist Eduardo Feinmann for A 24, and defended his former candidate for national deputy, José Luis Espert. He assured that while he did not believe “that he has narco links,” he admitted that “he did not respond in the right way.”
The president acknowledged that the deputy, at the time, “did not respond in the right way.”
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