Tenembaum Irritated with a Libertarian Businessman Who Wished the Province Greater Child Malnutrition for Having Voted Peronism

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The owner of Proaco, Lucas José Salim, described the Buenos Aires people as brutes and wished them “25% inflation, shortages and more child malnutrition” after Javier Milei’s defeat in the elections on Sunday at the hands of Peronism. “They fall into a bucket and vote for those who steal their faces. They are donkeys, they are brutes, they are poor because of the way they vote, but they are accustomed to having “the boss” political give them a p…

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Following the outcome of the elections in Buenos Aires, Lucas Salim, head of the Proaco real estate group, published a violent message on his social networks that generated repudiation and criticism.

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Lucas Salim is the Ceo and Founder of the Proaco Group of financial investments, the developmentist with the most real estate operations in Argentina, and an active libertarian militant on social networks. With the defeat of the ruling party in the largest district of the country, Salim decided to insult the Buenos Aires people for the vote they elected. Interviewed by Ernesto Tenembaum and Noe Barral Grigera he did nothing but sink more and mor…

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Lucas Salim again sparked controversy after his offensive messages about the Buenos Aires electorate and, far from apologizing, justified his sayings by appealing to his support for Milei’s economic plan. His interview on Radio Con Vos led to a crossover with journalists because of the seriousness of his statements.

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After the electoral defeat of La Libertad Avanza in Buenos Aires, the president of Grupo Proaco made strong statements against the voters of the Conurbano, causing a wide rejection.The entry After the defeat of Milei, a Cordoba businessman wished "child malnutrition" for the Buenos Aires people was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.