US Edition"Voting Relief to Retirees Is a Very Serious Mistake of the President" Senator Florencia López Questioned Javier Milei
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With the frontal message that characterizes her to analyze the truth, journalist Nancy Pazos again punished Javier Milei’s government after “the worst week of the government.” In her Artesanal Intelligence program the central issue was Milei’s threat to veto the laws passed in the Senate of the Nation. “What happened in Congress was a coup of democracy, a coup d’etat of justice,” Pazos said. He added: “The government is pulverizing the economic …
The national senator harshly criticized Javier Milei’s decision to veto a law voted by a large majority in both chambers. “He thinks this is a game, but behind it are millions of people who don’t make it to the end of the month,” she warned.
He also referred to the confrontational style of the head of state, whom he accused of exercising disturbing authoritarianism, and questioned the supposed control of inflation proclaimed by the President.
The national senator of Union for the Homeland, Florencia López, strongly questioned President Javier Milei for her decision to veto the law passed by both chambers that improves pension assets. In dialogue with Splendid AM 990, the legislator warned that “to veto a law voted unanimously in the Senate is a mistake” and said that from Congress they will insist that the relief granted to retirees be maintained. “This law does not affect the Presid…
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