Milei Again Minimized Criticism of the Increase in Late Payments: “They Are Arguments to Divide Society”
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President Javier Milei again rejected the criticisms against his management for the growth of lateness and insisted that it is an issue installed by the opposition to “dividide society” and reduce adherence to the government. In a talk in front of fourth and fifth year high school students ORT, Milei presented his next book, Ethics as State Policy, and remarked that he will not accept to change the course of his management and “be more lax” desp…
In an activity with students of the ORT school, Milei was booed, encouraged his whistles and took advantage to re-charge the press and its detractors. Read more
In the ORT: Milei Denies the Crisis of Lateness and Accused His Critics of Wanting to Divide Society
The President again defended the economic direction of his Government despite the sharp increase in people with unpaid debts. During a talk at the ORT College, he presented his next book and said that he does not plan to relax his policies in the face of criticisms from the opposition.
"They are arguments to divide society into markets that generate controversy and shrink the whole over those who can adhere to the government's position," he said. Milei's entry confirmed his strategy in the face of criticism for lateness: "we will not yield to the sirens' chant" was first published in #BorderJournalism.
The President again questioned the questions raised about the difficulties faced by more and more Argentines in dealing with their debts. He assured that this is a strategy of his critics to reduce support for the Government.
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