In the opening speech of ordinary sessions in Congress, the President had alluded to the defenders of freedom and put equality as a value before them.
But on Friday night, in a television interview, he pointed directly against the Liberal deputy
Javier Milei
, questioned what he lives on, the economist came out to answer him and the official spokesperson
Gabriela Cerruti
got involved .
Alberto Fernández
referred to the interest of young people in politics and there he mentioned Milei.
"
Suddenly someone comes along who tells them the word freedom
. And behind it there is a big lie. Due to a collective emotional issue, youth is less prone to listen to politics and more to listen to anti-system messages.
And Milei seems to be anti-system, but it's a lie
. Milei is her very incarnation."
But it did not end there, the President added: "
Milei is a worker of the multinationals
, a guy who all his life has provided services to this economic structure that he questions. He is an employee of the big multinationals."
Javier Milei in the Legislative Assembly in Congress.
Photo: Maxi Failla
"They control me until they see who paid me for this folder. Milei donates her salary, travels throughout the country.
Who pays Milei for all this? What does she live on?
" Alberto Fernández wondered and the liberal economist was not long in coming to respond on social media.
"They tell me that the useless President Alberto Fernández came out to question what I live on. I live on my job, Alberto. As I did all my life. Something that you do not understand because you became a millionaire lobbying for those multinationals that you say you hate, " retorted the liberal deputy and presidential candidate.
But later it was harder: "Don't worry, within a year you will know what an honest job is because your job in politics is running out. Take care of the country that you have destroyed since you took office."
Ironically, after the economist's response, the official spokesperson Gabriela Cerruti took Milei's response and added: "What job, Milei? I warn you that being a deputy is incompatible with having other jobs. And you donate your salary. So, I lost myself".
Milei and an insult to Kirchnerism: "La Camporonga"
Javier Milei usually repeats a Chicana towards
Together for Change
when he calls them "Together for Office", but on his tour of Patagonia he launched a battery of insults and darts at the rest of the political groups with which he will compete in the presidential elections of this year.
During the visit to San Martín de Los Andes, where he supported the former Civic Coalition and now candidate for governor of Neuquén for La Libertad Avanza, Carlos Eguía, lashed out: "The political caste is full of criminals. We fight against the Frente de
Jorros
,
Together for the Charge
, the
Cynical Coalition
and
La Camporonga
. There are fireworks, but below they are partners."
Javier Milei toured Pataonia.
From Patagonia, he highlighted the growth of his space: "They told us that we were a neighborhood phenomenon, that once we entered the Chamber of Deputies we were going to disappear and look where we are."
And he pointed to
Horacio Rodríguez Larreta
, recently listed as a candidate for president, whom he described as "sinister."
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