Kicilof Criticized Milei's Chain Message About Falklands and Launched an Irony: "I Thought It Was Artificial Intelligence"
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The Buenos Aires governor who plans to fight the libertarian's presidency maintained that "the Homeland is not sold or acted on."He accused the President that "the only national interests defended by this government are those of the United States."
Alberto Fernández strongly questioned Javier Milei's national chain, in which the President announced sanctions against individuals and companies attempting to exploit natural resources in the Malvinas Islands. The post "Hypotic Gesto": Alberto Fernández criticized Milei for the announcement about Malvinas appeared first on The Intransigent: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
"For a long time we were told that Milei was like this, that he could like it or not, but that at least it was authentic. I rarely saw something as untrue as last night's Milei. That patriotism didn't come out of his heart, it came out of a script. I wish I was wrong," he said.
In an extensive post in his networks, the Buenos Aires governor emphasized that the president’s speech was “unauthentic”: “The homeland is not acted, it is made ruling in favor of our people.” Axel Kicilof crossed, at the end of Friday, President Javier Milei after the announcements concerning the Falkland Islands. The governor wrote [...] The Falklands entry: “A patriotism of libretto” was first published in En Linea Noticias.
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