Milei Pointed at Journalists for People Who Don't Make It to the End of the Month: "Unmounting Operettas"
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The governor of Buenos Aires charged the president, who this Monday asked himself “how to live 10 days without eating or drinking.” The head of state this afternoon defended his statements in Neuquén and pointed against journalism for “having repeated as parrots a meaningless phrase.”
The president had made fun of the fact that two thirds of Argentines do not arrive at the end of the month, calling it “pelotudez.” This Tuesday he blamed the press for “repeating as parrots.” “I understand that in general they are very poor intellectually but it is not so difficult,” he said.
During his speech in Argentina Oil & Gas Expo 2026 in Neuquén, the head of state described as "a stupidity the size of a house" claims that two thirds of Argentines do not arrive at the end of the month.
The President questioned those who warn that many people run out of money around the 20th and defended their argument about credit.
The president held a post in connection with surveys that show a part of the population that declares that they do not have enough income to meet the expenses of the whole month. Read more
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elciudadanoweb.comThe president said that the press “repeats like parrot nonsense”
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