Patricia Bullrich Questioned Milei for Her Attacks on Journalism: “A Limit Was Crossed”
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The president had targeted the press after his dismissal in the $LIBRA case.The senator said it's her "responsibility" to mark when the boundaries are crossed.
The president of the libertarian bloc in the Senate supported the president’s right to respond to criticism, but she noted: “It is answered with arguments”
Buenos Aires, 25 October (NA) — National Senator Patricia Bullrich distanced herself this Sunday from President Javier Milei, questioning his statements against journalists who investigated the case of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA and warned that the president “crossed a limit” when he spoke of “burning them at the stake.” “To defend freedom is also to respect those who question us. Power is always under scrutiny; it is watched by journalism, it is…
The head of the La Libertad Avanza bloc in the Senate differed from the President for her statements about “burning at the stake” journalists who investigated the $LIBRA case. She defended the president’s right to respond to the criticisms, but warned that freedom of expression also implies respecting those who question the power. [...] The Bullrich entry questioned Milei for his attacks on journalists: “He crossed a limit, you have to take care…
Senator Patricia Bullrich questioned President Milei’s sayings about “burning journalists at the stake.” While defending the right of reply, she asked to look after ways and asked to work for improvements to reach families.
Senator Patricia Bullrich again distinguished herself from Javier Milei. On this occasion, she questioned the President’s attacks on journalism and said that “he crossed a limit” by speaking “burning journalists at the stake” during the Faro Foundation dinner. “To defend freedom is also to respect those who question us. Power is always...
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