Union for the Homeland repudiated Javier Milei for threatening to imprison Cristina Kirchner "They want to cover up debt and looting," said Maximo Kirchner

The first signs of discontent and social unrest began to appear in Argentina under the ultra-right president Javier Milei. They start from the sector of society that is suffering the most from the adjustments made in the last year, the retirees, who are losing more and more purchasing power in a country where medicines and food, despite lower inflation, are still very expensive. Read more (03/29/2025)

The governor of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, asked to put a limit “to the authoritarian unrest” of President Javier Milei and criticized in harsh terms the economic direction of his government when he considered that his plan had already failed. He did so in an extensive post in his X account and after the interview that the national president gave in which he denounced an alleged institutional coup led by leaders of Kirchnerism. The post of Axe…

The governor of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, asked to put a limit "to the authoritarian unrest" of President Javier Milei and criticized in harsh terms the economic direction of his government when he considered that his plan had already failed. He did so in an extensive post in his X account and after the interview that the national president gave in which he denounced an alleged institutional coup led by leaders of Kirchnerism. "In the next el…

The former president and vice president faces a critical moment in her judicial situation.

The Union for the Homeland bloc stated in a statement that, with its latest statements, the President wants to "manipulate the judiciary and silence" former president Cristina Kirchner. Read more

The opposition bloc considered that with his latest statements against the former president, the president "pretends to divert attention from the real problems that the people have" by advancing "a sentence threatening jail."