Kicillof Took to New York His Clash with Milei: "There Is No Miracle, There Is a Catastrophe"
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The governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, concluded his work schedule in New York with a direct signal to the financial markets: he confirmed before creditors and international funds that his administration will face in time and form the next maturity of the debt and ruled out any scenario of non-compliance. According to the...
The trip to New York ended up exposing, once again, two very different ways of standing in front of the world. While President Javier Milei deployed his usual confrontational discourse and once again charged against Peronism, the Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicillof participated in meetings with international leaders and businessmen,... The entrance He got the bullets: a Milei pulled out by his failure in New York insulted Kicilf for questioning …
The Governor criticized the President’s presentation and questioned the government’s international alignment. He also again rejected the idea of an “economic miracle” in Argentina.
The Argentine president made very strong statements, for example, he said: "The next government that follows us, be it us or anyone else, will not be able to break the monetary rule, because if it breaks it, the reputational cost will be very strong and they will have to swallow a crisis in their face." Read more
The president questioned the governor of Buenos Aires during an exhibition before businessmen, academics and diplomats, and linked his trip to the country's upside of risk. The post "The irritant hypocrisy": From New York, Javier Milei shot Axel Kicilof appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
Axel Kicillof moved his dispute with Javier Milei about the Argentine economy to New York. Before international leaders, businessmen and investors gathered in Gracie Mansion, he denied that there is an "economic miracle" and said that the country is going through "a real catastrophe", on the second day of a tour that combined politics, finance and a discussion about Argentina's place on the new world stage."I want to take advantage of this meeti…
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