Just as Manuel Adorni, the presidential spokesperson, did at the beginning of this Monday,
Martín Menem questioned
Estela de Carlotto
at the end of the day
for suggesting that “something must be done” so that Javier Milei “changes or leaves quickly.”
“If they defend democracy, let them support democracy.
We must bank the President
as we bank every disaster,” demanded the Rioja leader.
“Those expressions on Carlotto's part seem
totally unfortunate
to me .
They do nothing good for Argentina or for young people.
(He is) a president who
was just elected four months ago
with almost 60 percent of the votes and they say he has to go quickly.
“Where do they live?” argued the president of the Chamber of Deputies.
In statements made in an interview with
TN
, Menem said that they were words coming “from the same sector of politics that lost power and as this space is consolidated (by La Libertad Avanza) it will lose seats in all levels of the State. ”.
“We are used to these reactions,
it doesn't surprise me
,” remarked Eduardo Menem's son.
Furthermore, he indicated: “It's more of the same.
Human rights must be respected, but of all people.
“Any death that is caused by another human being on purpose, no matter what situation, is worthy of punishment.”
Martín Menem in ¿La Ves?: "Carlotto's expressions seem unfortunate to me."
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“Things happened, they were very bad.
Some in the name of the State, others in the name of a revolution... There are kids of 20 or 18 years old who had nothing to do with it, nor did they have any family members, and they have been ideologized instead of generating a sense of future in them.
Let's look the other way, it's already over
,” he added.
He said, in the same direction, that “the solutions are from today forward, with what the new Government is doing” and that “the problems are not solved by looking in the rearview mirror.”
On Sunday, March 24, the official Casa Rosada account on
Juan Bautista “Tata” Yofre was the main narrator of the spot broadcast by the Executive, which revived the controversy regarding the disappeared and who accuses human rights organizations of "doing business" during the government of former president Néstor Kirchner.
Video
The president of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo spoke after the event for Remembrance Day in the Plaza de Mayo.
That same day, Carlotto, after reading the joint document in Plaza de Mayo of human rights organizations, pointed to "the constant provocations" of the President and his vice Victoria Villarruel.
"He's a strange character. So, I say that, out there...
Let's do something to make him change or make him go away quickly
, one of two," he said.
Seconds before, he had argued that Milei "
must be tired to make him leave
."
His statements earned him a complaint from a prosecutor in Mar del Plata, for alleged “threat of rebellion” and “uprising in arms against the Constitution.”
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