Milei's Negative Image Climbed to 56% After His Statements About People Who Don't Make It to the End of the Month
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The expressions expressed by President Javier Milei were not well received, to the point that his negative image rose to 56 percent. It is the mockery made by the libertarian to the Argentines who do not arrive at the end of the month. The information comes from a survey prepared by the consultant Ad Hoc. Kevin Grunbaum, one of the ...
The rejection of the President's figure intensified after he questioned those who claim that there are people who do not arrive at the end of the month.
The study revealed that the number implies a 5% increase in the monthly average. Read more
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chacodiapordia.comThe number implies a 5% increase in the monthly average.
President Javier Milei referred again to the controversy by the people who do not arrive at the end of the month and this time he pointed against journalism for "having repeated as parrots a meaningless phrase." Through his account on social network X, the president said: "To journalists who are so burned by my counter argument to the phrase of 'people do not reach the end of the month; they run out of money on the 20th day' I understand that th…
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