Milei Calls Kicillof a “Eunuch Donkey”

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Javier Milei gave the inauguration of the mother of all the electoral battles in Argentina, the struggle for control of the province of Buenos Aires, the district that concentrates 38% of the population of the country and that today is governed by Peronism, the main force of opposition to his government. He did so, of course, in his particular style: with insults of all kinds for the governor of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, who he called “pelotu…

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The President was fully involved in the campaign with a battery of irony and accusations against the governor, heading for the September 7 elections. He also treated him as a "burro", "Soviet" and "zar de la misión".

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The President closed a libertarian congress in which he reproached the governor for the insecurity; he called him “hairless”, “burro” and “limited”; he sought to prop up La Libertad Avanza along with officials such as Patricia Bullrich and Luis Caputo; an operation blinded the official entourage in La Plata

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After President Javier Milei called him “Pichón de (Iósif) Stalin”, Axel Kicillof responded to the attack of the national president: “He who shouts and insults is because he is not right,” the Buenos Aires governor said, in the middle of a new crossing with Casa Rosada. “He who shouts and insults is because he is not right, but he could come to explain to him calmly that one listens to him,” Kicillof said at the head of an act in the city of San…

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«Bruto», «Pelotudo» and «Pichon of Stalin», some insults that the President of the Nation said during a speech against the Buenos Aires governor. Guillermo Francos, «the offended». Universidad Austral @UnivAustral: «The insult in Milei’s speech. More than a thousand in the first 14 months of management, to an average of 2.3 daily grievances with ...