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The animal died less than 48 hours after having undergone surgery for a tumor. According to the president, it had a central role in its emotional containment.
The Fifth of Olives would be in mourning for the death of "Robert", one of Javier Milei's dogs, who this Friday travels to the United States. This was revealed by Noticias magazine, which specified that the deceased mascot was, as the President himself said in the past, the one who was in charge of seeing its "failures" and containing it "emotionally", in addition to peeling "against the darkness." The same medium revealed that the animal, which…
The animal dragged a tumor difficult to operate, and Milei knew the risks when he decided to take it to surgery at the Burgess clinic in San Isidro. According to the President, the one who died was the dog who "held it emotionally and fought the darkness".
The national government confirmed this Thursday the death of Conan or one of his clones, let’s go to know and the news unleashed an immediate wave of reactions on social networks. The presidential environment itself reported that the animal died in the morning and that the president went through a moment of mourning in the Quinta de Olivos. The news quickly led to mockery, irony and memes that went viral throughout the day on social networks. Co…
The animal died less than 48 hours after surgery for a tumor and, according to the president, played a key role in its emotional containment.
Robert, one of President Javier Milei's cloned dogs, died this Friday morning after undergoing surgery for a tumor of difficult treatment. According to News magazine, the animal suffered a tumor complicated to operate and was intervened at the Burgess veterinary clinic, located in San Isidro, by decision of the president. The English mastín, which was about to turn eight, age that is usually considered the estimated limit of life for cloned dogs…
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