"Job killers" and "Ley rattlesnake": Argentine President Javier Milei attacks the press

The leader reacted to the press coverage of his announcements for farmers, including the non-renewal of the reduction of taxes on agricultural exports.

The Argentine president, Javier Milei, again attacked Argentine journalism critical of his government, after describing press workers as “sicarios with credential of supposed journalists” and considering that “people don’t hate them enough.” “I had believed that a large part of journalism had come to its fullest expression as lying rubbish with the treatment of poverty reduction. I was wrong. I was short,” he said through his X account, in a pub…

The Argentine president, Javier Milei, again attacked Argentine journalism critical of his government, after describing press workers as “sicarios with credential of supposed journalists” and considering that “people don’t hate them enough.” “I had believed that a large part of journalism had come to its fullest expression as lying rubbish with the treatment of poverty reduction. I was wrong. I was short,” he said through his X account, in a pub…

The Argentine president, Javier Milei, again attacked Argentine journalism critical of his government, after classifying press workers as “sicarios with credential of supposed journalists” and considering that “people don’t hate them enough.” The Milei entry again charges journalists and states that “people don’t hate them enough” was first published in Proceso Digital.

The government received $12 billion last Tuesday from the International Monetary Fund, part of a $20 billion loan to strengthen its reserves that went up to $38.6 billion.

Mundo, Apr 20, 2025 (ATB Digital) .- "I think people don't hate these hit men enough with the credential of supposed journalists.If they knew them, they would hate them even more than politicians," said Milei.The Argentine president, Javier Milei, once again whipped the critical press with his government policies and called it "sicarios" and "liar trash," in a message he published on social network X. "I think people don't hate these hit men eno…