US EditionMilei Challenges Congress: “the Agenda of Kirchnerism Is to Break the Nation State”
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Milei Spoke at the Council of Americas and Called What Happened to Kirchnerism in Congress “Macabre”
President Javier Milei gave a speech at the Council of Americas and the Argentine Chamber of Commerce (CAC) at the Alvear Hotel that lasted just over thirty minutes. During his presentation he attacked Kirchnerism and made mention of the veto to the emergency in disability. “It was a macabre spectacle, a Congress hijacked by Kirchnerism that aims to bankrupt the country,” he said.Milei at the Council of the Americas“There are two roads. Or we fi…
For Javier Milei, his government is under enemy fire. He puts Peronism on the other side of the line in his Kirchnerist version, whom he is convinced will be able to bend “definitely” in the legislative elections of September and October. War is fought in Parliament. “Yesterday we live a macabre spectacle in Congress,” he shot in a campaign tone speech, at the closing of the Council of the Americas, held this Thursday in Buenos Aires. “It is cle…
The national senator, Marcelo Lewandowski, offered a powerful analysis of the recent session of the Senate and the current political and economic situation in the country. Lewandowski described Congress as "the only wall of containment for the dismantling that is being made of the state," a process that he considers "senseless" and not motivated by a budgetary issue, but rather causes a "massive disorder." Senator Santa Fesino outlined his conce…
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sport.esAfter a week of parliamentary defeats that foretell greater difficulties, the president of Argentina, Javier Milei, has completely lost patience with the Congress and the most radical voices of the ultra-right that swarm through social networks dream again of a "Fujimorazo", as was known the closing of the Peruvian legislature, arranged by the autocrat Alberto Fujimori, in 1992. "The Congress of the Nation is now carrying out a coup d'état camou…
After a fateful day for the Casa Rosada, when the Chamber of Deputies rejected the veto against the Disability Emergency, and before a crushing defeat in the Senate, President Javier Milei spoke yesterday at the Council of the Americas and, in front of business leaders and his ministers, said that the National Congress is "hijacked by Kirchnerism." He also accused the opposition of seeking to "harm him electorally," adding that "they see economi…
The President spoke of a "macabre spectacle" for the advance of the initiatives against its adjustment and this time thanked "the 83 heroes" who accompanied their veto against the increase to the retirees. He gave a speech in campaign tone but made no mention of the resignation of the owner of the ANDIS and the audios about alleged maneuvers of corruption in his government.
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