The Vice President’s comment came after she left a Christmas message this December 24: “Have a beautiful Christmas Eve. At 12 my thoughts will be for those who are not here, for those who spend these holidays alone or with great difficulties and for all those who will be working and taking care of us“. “May the Son of God made man guide us and give us hope to make 2025 a great year where together we continue working for our Argentina!” he concluded.
However, a user of the social network Javier Milei for the increases that would be specified for members of the Senate end of the year. In his last interview, the president pointed out the alleged negligence of his running mate to avoid these salary increases: “She says she can’t do anything. “I don’t know, Martín Menem cut a lot of their privileges.”
“To end the Ignorant comments, I do not receive a bonus and my salary has been frozen since last year. I am not a senator so I do not decide on their elections in the chamber which is different in its rules from the Chamber of Deputies. That being said, Merry Christmas and may 2025 find you with more wisdom than this one that is leaving,” was the response from Villarruel, who presides over the Senate of the Nation.
Javier Milei’s latest criticism of Victoria Villarruel
This week, Javier Milei took advantage of his public appearances to criticize Victoria Villarruel. In his last interview before Christmas, the President took aim at his vice president when asked about the possibility of rolling back the increases in the Upper House: “She says she can’t do anything. I don’t know, Martín (Menem) cut a lot of their privileges. “What do I know?” “I’m not in that chair. “I’m in the electric chair.” posed in Neura.
Previously, in his speech at the Córdoba Stock Exchangethe national president referred to last week’s session that ended with the dismissal of the allied senator Edgardo Kueiderwhile he was traveling in Italy: “Don’t get excited about me traveling a lot because every time I leave someone always asks me something… no comments”.
Then He described as “imbeciles” those who point out that “I like to go on trips for walks.”“: “From the last trip I brought back almost 3 thousand palo verde investments, which is the investments of Río Tinto and Stellantis.”
Francisco Paoltroni pointed out against Javier Milei: “He covers up the worst caste”
Francisco Paoltronione of the legislators close to Villarruel, joined the internal of La Libertad Avanza with criticism of the President. The parliamentarian’s comments occurred after Milei’s last interview, which criticized the members of the Senate: “They raise their hands, they raise the diet and they invent the bonus. They did it twice. AND Then we had an impostor (NdR: in reference to Paoltroni) who spoke of principles and we had to throw him out.”
The senator’s response came via X, and alluded to his political interests in the province of Formosa: “What qualification fits you, President?who throughout this year did not even dare to name the communist Gildo Insfrán?”. In response to a response from a user, Paoltroni added: “VAT payment 5 salaries. “I sold two fields to campaign, what did Milei sell?”
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“On more than one occasion I questioned the direction of the Government, I even confessed that I sold two fields of my property to be part of the libertarian campaign. Now they ask me to be silent? Was it yet another deception of the Argentine people? If so, I I am one more deceived and I only show my indignation“, he stated in a message that circulated on the networks where he criticized the president because “ “He said that we came to make a different Argentina and he is covering up the worst of the caste.”.
Paoltroni, originally from the province of Buenos Aires but senator-elect for the district of Formosais one of the legislators who entered with the ballot of Freedom Advances and left the ruling party. Although there are different examples in the Chamber of Deputies, it is the only one in the Senate: it created the unibloc Freedom, Work and Progress.
Source: Ambito
