Javier Milei Defended His Government From Neuquén: "Our State Policy Is Morality"
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The President defended his economic program, questioned the policies of previous governments and anticipated the guidelines of a second term. He did so during the inauguration of the new auditorium of the Church Jesus is King, where he linked his economic arguments with biblical references. Javier Milei chose a phrase to make the difference between his project...
The president participated in the opening of the new auditorium of the Baptist Church Jesus is King, with capacity for 4,000 people. During his speech, he defended fiscal balance, questioned populist policies and left definitions on the course of his eventual second term.
In Electoral Terms, Milei Pointed Out Against Traditional Politics: “Always Collapses in a Disaster”
The President spoke at the inauguration of an evangelical temple in Neuquén and again defended fiscal balance as one of the main flags of his administration. He also referred to the upcoming visit of Pope Leon XIV to Argentina.
At the opening of an evangelical auditorium, he defended justice, freedom and property as axes of his management and questioned traditional politics.
During the inauguration of an evangelical church, the President questioned the leaders who promise well-being and argued that the government will lower taxes to the extent that public accounts allow it.
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