Milei Questioned that Argentines Do Not Reach the End of the Month: “How Do You Live 10 Days without Eating or Drinking?”
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Milei questioned the phrase about not reaching the end of the month in an act in Neuquén and accused Kirchnerism and the press of pushing an operation.
Canal C Milei questioned the idea that Argentines do not arrive at the end of the month: "How do they live 10 days?" The President rejected the criticisms about the difficulties to cover the expenses. His sayings were given in the midst of reports that reflect falls in consumption. The publication Milei questioned the idea that Argentines do not arrive at the end of the month: "How do they live 10 days?" appeared for the first time in Canal C
In yet another exabrupt discursive, the President called the country’s serious economic crisis “pelotude” and pointed out against the media that disseminate the statistical data. However, he made no mention of the population’s growing level of indebtedness. Milei’s entry again denied that people did not reach the end of the month: “How do they live 10 days without eating or drinking?” was first published in El Ciudadano.
The president, Javier Milei, used an irony to refer to the economic difficulties of many people whose wages do not cover the basic necessities to live a month. The president questioned the studies that warn that a part of Argentines do not reach the end of the month and mocked that situation, during a speech [...] The entry «How do they live 10 days without eating?»: The irony of the president about those who do not arrive at the end of the mont…
The President described as “pelotudez” the idea that Argentines do not arrive at the end of the month and attributed it to Kirchnerism. His sayings occur in a context of falling consumption and difficulties in dealing with daily expenses. Read more
The President called this statement “a stupidity” and questioned those who warn that income runs out before Day 20: “How do you live 10 days without eating or drinking?”
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