US EditionJosé María Sarachaga: “Milei’s Week Was Perfect From the Communicative Point of View”
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Political analyst José María Sarachaga analyzed in Canal E the political and symbolic effects of President Javier Milei’s week, marked by downward inflation, the international tour and the condemnation of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Read more
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During a speech at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, President Javier Milei described the Supreme Court ruling banning Cristina Kirchner as the work of an “independent judiciary,” which he congratulated for having done “what it had to do.” During a speech at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, President Javier Milei described the Supreme Court ruling banning Cristina Kirchner as the work of an “independent judiciary,” which he congratulated fo…
The President highlighted the ruling of the highest court and said that he is the first president who “does not interfere” with judicial action. He remarked: “I was consistent with my Republican vision.”
Javier Milei publicly referred to the confirmation of the conviction of Cristina Kirchner, who must serve six years in prison and be permanently disqualified from holding public office. The post Javier Milei received the Jewish Nobel Prize and remembered Cristina: «When the Executive Power does not press, Justice acts quickly» appeared first on The Intransigent.
President Javier Milei spoke after the conviction of former head of state Cristina Fernández de Kirchner from Israel and referred to the speed of the ruling: “This happens when the executive branch does not press.” The ex-mandator was sentenced to six years in prison and perpetual disqualification from holding public office, and the libertarian went out to celebrate the ruling issued by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation: “One of my prom…
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