Guillermo Francos: "The use of force is absolutely established and regulated"

The Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, reaffirmed the will of President Javier Milei, saying that "the use of force is absolutely established and regulated" and, on the eve of a new mobilization, warned that the protesters "will be repressed by the force of order if they use violence to express themselves.""If it is a march like the one that retired people have been doing for a while, raising a claim that is absolutely legitimate, we have no pro…

These are facts, not stories: the city inhabited by Bullrich, Milei, and her sister; Macri, the Caputos, R. Frigerio, and others—you know who we're talking about—is the one with the greatest concentration of wealth per capita in the country, the most heavily guarded, and yet it has the highest crime rate in Argentina, doubling, even tripling, that of many of the provinces they have defunded because they are governed by the opposition. And this i…

Deputy Amalia Granata harshly criticized the repression in Congress and appealed for Javier Milei’s government to connect with the country’s social problems. The post Amalia Granata criticized the repression of retirees and asked Javier Milei “to lower a change” to connect with the social reality appeared first on The Intransigent.

If something has been demonstrated by President Javier Milei in recent weeks is disorientation. Until now he had been acting as a monarch who entrusted the key areas of his management to experts of proven track record, beyond what were the orientations of his efforts. Milei is not interested in imposing a certain course of action, but to see his management crowned with fame and success. It is his thing to walk through the international scene, to…

The former president criticized the Minister of Security this Sunday for the repression in Congress, during the retirement march. “You will beat old people and shoot a photographer,” said the opposition leader in the networks. Cristina Kirchner unleashed her fury against the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, for the repression of retired people in Congress, [...]

The former president reposted a strong message in her networks in which she questioned the economic plan, where she pointed to the brake on consumption and "cheap dollar fiction." She also called the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, as "former human being" after the repression in Congress last Wednesday.