US EditionMaximo Kirchner Defended His Father's Memory and Challenged Javier Milei: "if He Wants to Do What He Sang, Let Him Come Alone"
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The National Representative of Union for the Homeland crossed the President hard during a party activity in Buenos Aires. The entry "Let him come alone": Maximo Kirchner tried to cowardly Milei was first published in #BorderJournalism.
The head of the Justice Party of the province of Buenos Aires, Máximo Kirchner, charged harshly against President Javier Milei who called him “coward”, and challenged him after he sang against his father, former president Nestor Kirchner, during the Right Fest held in the province of Córdoba. “They sang to get the penguin out of the drawer, the president of all Argentines,” the leader of La Cámpora denounced in the context of an event that took …
The chief of staff defended the previsional adjustment, criticized Cristina Kirchner and assured that La Libertad Avanza will win in Buenos Aires. He also had to clarify that "Milei is not a Peronist".
With Maximo Kirchner and Guillermo Moreno in the Lead, Peronism Activated the Campaign in Hurlingham
The president of the Buenos Aires Justice Party, Máximo Kirchner, participated in an election campaign in the Hurlingham party, which is part of the First Electoral Section and was also attended by the leader of Principles and Values, Guillermo Moreno. The event was also attended by the mayor Damián Selci, with the aim of supporting the candidacy of the camporist Florence Lampreabe as councillor for Homeland Force in the district.
The national deputy of Union for the Homeland Máximo Kirchner liquidated the President of the Nation during a party activity in Buenos Aires. The post Máximo Kirchner called Javier Milei “coward” and challenged him: “Let him come alone” appeared first on The Intransigent.
The head of the Justice Party of the province of Buenos Aires, Máximo Kirchner, charged harshly against President Javier Milei, who called him “coward”, and challenged him after he sang against his father, ex-mandatario Néstor Kirchner, during the Right Fest held in the province of Córdoba. “They sang to get the penguin out of the drawer, the president of all Argentines,” the leader of La Cámpora denounced in the context of an event that took pl…
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