Nadia Márquez Defended Javier Milei's Measures with a Phrase From the Bible
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Latin American Abstract, November 2, 2026. Photo: Karina Milei, Javier Milei, Nadia Marquez. Neuquén’s senator appears as an alternative after Patricia Bullrich dodged a definition. Her career includes a cause of scam that prevents her from running for office. Javier Milei’s participation in the opening of an auditorium of the [...] La entrada Argentina. Nadia Márquez, the pastor who could be a candidate for Milei’s vice president was first publ…
The legislator defended the compatibility between social assistance and work, and supported the policies of Javier Milei's government.
While her name sounds like an alternative to Patricia Bullrich, she defended Milei's economic course and launched a controversial phrase about those who don't work.
The senator spoke with Reynaldo Sietecase on Radio Con Vos and gave her particular vision of the humanism of Javier Milei's government.
The Senator of La Libertad Avanza responded to Tanya Bertoldi, who had questioned Javier Milei’s “motosierra” a few days earlier in an act for housing credits. In the same interview she said that the governor “is not an ally” and ruled out an agreement for the provincial election.
National senator Nadia Márquez (La Libertad Avanza) ruled out an alliance with Rolando Figueroa in the face of the next election to governor of Neuquén. In the same interview, she targeted two figures of the provincial ruling party: the Minister of Infrastructure, Tanya Bertoldi, and Senator Julieta Corroza. "No," she responded roundly in dialogue with Radio Rio...
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