Cristina Kirchner again criticized Milei for the new IMF loan: “Get down to the ground, brother!”
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The former president criticized the new disposition of the international body, the new resolution of the Central Bank and the government’s position towards the United States
The former president again criticized the government's economic plan and called for an end to the wage and retirement adjustment
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner strongly questioned President Javier Milei following the recent agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the devaluation of the peso that took place last weekend. In a message published on her social networks, the former president compared the current situation with that of 2001 and called the new debt as a “second season” of the Armorage, referring to the loan managed by the government of Fernando …
With an extensive post on her X account (formerly Twitter), Cristina Kirchner again targeted President Javier Milei after giving effect to the economic measures announced by the government.Cristina Kirchner criticizes Javier Milei's economic policies In this sense, the vice president again targeted the president and his government team, following the loans granted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the IDB. In this way, the former pres…
President Javier Milei celebrated that Vice Minister of Economics José Luis Daza will give a lecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology of the United States and dedicated it to journalism, with special emphasis on Joaquín Morales Solá. “I woke up in the morning and found a message from José Luis Daza in which he tells me that the Nobel Prize in Economics, Robert Merton, invites him to give a lecture at MIT in the light of the interacti…
The former president requested the restitution of the allocations.
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