Milei on the fall of Clean Sheet: "There were no vows, Lospennato lies"

President Javier Milei held PRO responsible on Thursday for the fall of the clean slate bill in the Senate and accused its leaders of having acted with “dirty campaign” and “contradictions.” In an interview given to the channel of streaming fuck, the president launched strong criticisms against the deputy Silvia Lospennato and defended the initiative that his own government had presented together with Alejandro Fargosi and Minister Luis Petri. “…

The President accused the PRO of lying about the votes in favor of Ficha Cleana and assured that Lospennato used the project to inflate in campaign

The President accused the PRO of lying about the votes in favor of the project and assured that Lospennato used the project to inflate himself in campaign. President Javier Milei pointed against the PRO for the fall of the project of Ficha Cleana, noting that they were “installing that the votes were there, but the votes were not there.” He did so on the libertarian streaming channel Fuck in an interview with “El Gordo Dan.” “I was warning that …

"The votes were not there," insisted the president, who pointed against the deputy Silvia Lospennato. The entry Milei criticized the PRO for the fall of Fact Sheet Clean: "Operation dyed yellow" was first published in #BorderJournalism.

President Javier Milei blamed the PRO (Nationalist Party of Argentina) and its Buenos Aires City candidate, Silvia Lospennato, for the failure of the Senate's vote on the Clean Record Law. "They tripped us up," the president said at the Latam Economic Forum. The Macri-backed congresswoman had been the driving force behind the bill, which was discussed in the Senate and failed to pass by just one vote. "The votes weren't there; it was a media ope…

The President blamed the party founded by Macri directly for the legislative failure of the clean slate project. He aimed harshly against Silvia Lospennato and accused the PRO of covering up Cristina Kirchner. The tension between officialism and opposition scaled up in full Buenos Aires campaign.