US EditionJavier Milei Called Victoria Villarruel a Traitor for Her Behavior in the Senate
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The head of state highlighted the reforms that the ruling party managed to pass through Congress, but took advantage to mark the differences with its vice president
Thursday was a difficult day for the ruling party, after the political defeats in the Senate. In that context, Javier Milei gave a strong speech at the Stock Exchange where he called his vice president, Victoria Villarruel, directly “traitor”. Meanwhile, the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, as well as... The Entry From TN, Jony Viale went out to operate against Villarruel in line with the government: “She is a traitor” was first published on I…
The national senator for Catamarca questioned in Mañana Sylvestre the government of Javier Milei, who accused him of exercising “unpublished violence” against the institutions, governors and citizens. “Yesterday the lack of respect of this government towards democracy and the Senate of the Nation was clearly seen,” she said, referring to the attempts to boycott during the last legislative session. “We arrived at the precinct and were left withou…
President Javier Milei called Victoria Villarruel “traitor” during a speech to businessmen in the Stock Exchange, after Thursday the Upper House turned into law projects questioned by the government for its fiscal cost. “We have done 2500 structural reforms. Not only that we have had a stabilization program much more successful than convertibility, but we have also done 25 times more structural reforms,” said Milei. In turn, he continued: “We di…
“Life has risks, and you have to face them... Things like today’s (the Senate voted laws that raise public spending) can happen,” President Javier Milei told hundreds of market operators and entrepreneurs on Thursday night, who enthusiastically applauded him in the framework of the 171st anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange.
President Javier Milei confirmed this Thursday that he will veto the projects approved in the Senate, including that of retirement mobility, the previsional moratorium and the disability emergency. “I will veto everything. And if the veto falls, we will judicialize,” he warned during his speech at the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, after the legislative setback suffered by his government. “The daggers exist, but the macro is a security vest,” the …
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