Milei Stays Silent on Lula’s Victory as Kast and Peña Congratulate Him
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Milei stays silent on Lula’s victory as Kast and Peña congratulate him
Argentine President Javier Milei had not congratulated Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on his re-election in Brazil by Monday, unlike other right-wing South American leaders such as Chile’s José Antonio Kast, Paraguay’s Santiago Peña and Bolivia’s Rodrigo Paz. Milei, who publicly backed Senator Flávio Bolsonaro during the campaign, met his cabinet at the Casa Rosada first thing in the morning.
The Argentine government is studying the repercussions of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's victory in Brazil on domestic politics and the presidential campaign of 2027.
The President shared a message against the left while the Argentine government has not yet officially pronounced on the Brazilian re-election.
The President for the time being avoided demonstrating about the result of the balloting in the neighboring country, which consecrated the leftist leader and generated allegations of irregularities by the right-wing opposition to which the libertarian backed.
The President activated his networks this morning on Monday, but did not talk about the outcome in Brazil. Read more
On Monday, President Javier Milei will head a new Cabinet meeting at Casa Rosada, where the outcome of the second presidential round in Brazil and the new regional scenario will be one of the central themes. The meeting, scheduled for 10 in the Eva Perón de Balcarce 50 Hall, will take place after Lula da Silva imposed himself before the president’s favorite, Flávio Bolsonaro, with 51.78% of the votes against 48.22%. The leader of the Workers’ Pa…
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