Milei: "Maradona's Goals to the English Did Not Return the Falklands"
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The President again defended his diplomatic strategy over the sovereignty of the archipelago and sought to differentiate the symbolic value of the sports victory over England from international negotiations, and he also claimed the management of his Government in the Malvinas case.
In an interview with Mariana Brey, the President refused that the U.S. had been key to economic stability, backed Manuel Adorni in the face of the denunciations and spoke again about the Falklands flag. His strongest phrases, the political background and the impact of a new communicational move.
As expected, in a new interview, Javier Milei returned to talk about the flag of the Falkland Islands that deployed the Argentine National Team to England and that became a national symbol, less for him, that criticized the actions of the champions and runners of the world. In a slightly lucid act, the president compared the attitude with Elvis Presley, his favorite singer: "He was consulted by the Vietnam War in an interview. He told him that h…
The Argentine president gave Mariana Brey an interview and again showed his differences with the Argentine candidate for having shown a flag claiming the Argentine claim for the Falkland Islands.
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