Kirchnerism predicts a 30% devaluation and is excited to capitalize on it in the elections

With a message in networks, loaded with irony and headed by his “che Milei” label, Cristina Kirchner opened the wave of reproaches and questions that Peronism, in its broadest and lax version, directed against the President and his economic team after yesterday’s announcements. The former president was followed by leaders of all sides, who focused on the consequences of bringing about a devaluation that they already give as a fait accompli. Some…

He also beat the Caputos, who called them a "band," and said that the IMF lends dollars to "gorilla governments." Former President Cristina Kirchner crossed President Javier Milei for the new agreement with the International Monetary Fund, who she described as a "band" that puts "dollars to gorilla governments" and said that the president "was sent a devaluation of almost 30%." "Che Milei...AL FINAL, THE SAME OF ALWAYS!", started the former pres…

He also beat the Caputos, who called them "band," and said the IMF lends dollars to "gorilla governments"

"The other band is that of the Monetary Fund, which puts the dollars to gorilla governments and ends up paying with the misery and hunger of the Argentine people," wrote the former president in X. Thus, she questioned the "devaluation of almost 30 percent" and warned that the "failure" of Milei's "plan" will impact on workers and retirees.

The former president posted an extensive message on her social networks after the announcement of the departure of the stocks. She pointed out against the president: “It is clear that your plan failed” former president Cristina Kirchner questioned harshly this Saturday the government’s announcements of a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the exit of the stocks, stated that the measures imply “a devaluation of almost 30…

“Here the only bands that exist are those of the “Caputo boys” who, in just seven years, embossed the Argentines,” he wrote. Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner came out to sharply replicate Javier Milei’s announcement of the Cepo’s uprising by means of a devaluation that the government calls “flotation” after the agreement with the IMF. “Che Milei...AL FINAL, THE SAME OF EVER!,” he titled. “Here the only bands that are there are tho…