"Politics marches in a parallel world": harsh response from a Cordoban priest to Milei for his statement about poverty

By Federico Chechele Surely when the history books portray this time they will highlight the effort that the Argentines have made to keep democracy safe after a century that had so many coups d'état as presidential elections.Despite the efforts, the great debt of these 41 years of democracy remains hunger, but also the fragility of the institutions.The lack of consensus in Argentine politics makes no government encourage to take the decision to…

Father Pablo Viola, parish priest of the commercial neighborhood in Cordoba, questioned the president's sayings, who claimed to have taken "10 million out of poverty." "In the neighborhoods the situation worsened," he said. Read more