With utter ignorance,
the government banned the use of inclusive language and the gender perspective
.
In parallel, it closed the body that worked against discrimination and fired hundreds of employees from the national disability agency.
Meanwhile, the president - through his social networks -
laughs at people with down syndrome and abused girls.
What else but excesses could be expected from someone who poses smiling with a chainsaw on?
Javier Milei pretended to destroy ministries with palazos, insulted the Pope, legislators, journalists, shouted fights with neighbors over their dead and cloned dogs.
If he had already done all this in his media days and during the election campaign, why would he change?
Being president does not educate or sensitize people from one day to the next.
Of course, the consequences of the actions are not the same:
having a bad rating day is not the same as impoverishing an entire country.
The problem is now suffered by society.
Economic poverty is clear: inflation that will reach 75% in three months of government, the liberation of costs, the precariousness of salaries... But there are other impoverishments: for example,
insults and discrimination are enabled
;
that aid and support agencies for the most vulnerable groups be closed;
make people believe that science and research, like art and culture, are expendable, or say that
retirees could be poorer.
Although he is at enmity with many sectors, the president shows a special anger against women and diversities: he closed the ministry and it is still not known what the budget will be to combat gender violence.
There is a femicide every day, but Milei
is a denier of inequality.
Now,
the government that prides itself on freedom
has banned the use of inclusive language.
Incoherence?
No. The coherence is total:
nothing is further from freedom than a government that imposes a heavy hand and anti-progress protocol
.
They also want to ban the Voluntary Termination of Pregnancy law.
And help for people from the LGBTIQ+ community and with disabilities.
This Wednesday, while
the French Senate voted for legal abortion to be in its Constitution
, the Parliament of Ghana approved a new law that prohibits the promotion, defense and financing of the LGBTIQ+ collective.
It is clear where we are going.