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Santilli Talked About Bullrich’s Video with the Theme of Lali Esposito: “It Was Great, Fun”

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Referring to the Senator’s claim for disability changes, the Chief of Staff said that the ruling party analyses agenda issues during Tuesday’s weekly meetings

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Referring to the Senator’s claim for disability changes, the Chief of Staff said that the ruling party analyses agenda issues during Tuesday’s weekly meetings

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Chief of Staff relativized the Senator’s publication, amid his questions to the Government about the changes in Disability. The post In the midst of the tension with Javier Milei, Diego Santilli toned down Patricia Bullrich’s video with Lali’s theme: “It was fun” appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.

The chief of staff relativized the questions raised by the official senator about the bill of the Casa Rosada and dedramatized its publication on social networks. The national government tries to channel the debate with governors and legislators.

In a casual dialogue with journalists in the vicinity of Sanatorio Mater Dei, the chief of staff said that Budget 2027 was discussed at the last meeting of the political table, but clarified that the senator “went away before.”

Following the line of President Javier Milei, the chief of staff said he found the senator’s video “fun” with a song by Lali Esposito, after criticizing the cuts in the disability area in Budget 2027.

The Chief of Staff tried to explain Bullrich's new shot in the libertarian foot, so that the political table does not appear nonexistent, and he awarded Bullrich's ignorance (and video-flashing) to "who left before." This Saturday Luis Juez said "we hit ourselves alone." Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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