All the Checks to Milei in His Speech for Independence Day: Poverty, Deficit, Debt, Pickets and More
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All the Checks to Milei in His Speech for Independence Day: Poverty, Deficit, Debt, Pickets and More
President Javier Milei spoke on the national chain this Thursday as part of the commemoration of the 210th anniversary of Independence Day.
The head of state gave a speech at the beginning of the July 9 celebrations; “For too long, the national state failed the provinces, preventing their development,” he said.
The Independence Bloc senator valued the presence of national officials in Tucumán and considered the President's message positive during the Independence Day vigil.
By Stella Calloni. Latin American Summary, July 10, 2026 Buenos Aires. President Javier Milei used the act of commemoration of independence (July 9, 1816) to start his campaign with a view to his reelection next year, considering that his economic plan is a new “cross of the Andes”, comparing with the liberator [...] La entrada Argentina. Milei uses independence ceremony to start campaign with a view to his reelection was first published in Lati…
Rubén Armendáriz On Independence Day, the Archbishop of Buenos Aires harshly questioned the course of Javier's libertarian government and warned of the advance of "cruelty" in the face of the most vulnerable sectors and called for abandoning political disputes to prioritize the well-being of those who suffer the most.After the formal acts in the House of Tucumán, which brought President Javier Milei together with 13 governors and two vice govern…
Movies to remember the road to Independence More information... In the framework of a new anniversary of Argentine Independence, President Javier Milei led a series of official activities that included the traditional vigil at the Historical House of Tucumán, a message in national chain and the Tedeum celebrated in the Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires. During his interventions, the president claimed responsibility for the policies promoted…
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