Mirtha Legrand He had a couple of sharp assessments, true to his style, in which he questioned the president Javier Milei. It was because of the fires in Córdoba and the social situation due to the economy that “Chiqui” did not keep quiet about anything, in front of the president of the Chamber of Deputies Martín Menem, who was one of the guests at “Mirtha’s Night.”
First, the diva charged against the President for his handling of the fire situation in Córdoba. After the president’s visit to the province, Mirtha said: “How strange that the President went and didn’t get off the plane.”
The host put the topic on the table and consulted one of her guests, Martín Menem, about Javier Milei’s actions during his brief stay in the province.
“They couldn’t go because of the winds. “They couldn’t get closer,” the official argued about the national president’s helicopter overflight with Governor Martín Llaryora.
Quickly, Mirtha made reference to the formation of firefighters to wait for the President in Capilla del Monte: “There was a formation waiting.” He then inquired about the situation in the fight against the fire.
“It’s terrible, you watch television and think ‘how do they not fight it?’ “Can we ask other countries for help,” he asked, and Menem responded that the National Government “did everything in its power to collaborate.”
Subsequently, the reality of volunteer firefighters was called into question. “There was someone who said he hadn’t slept for three days.”Mirtha noted.
Mirtha Legrand’s criticism of the Government for the social situation
Mirtha Legrand observed the reality of some train users and raised their affliction during “Mirtha’s Night.” “The image of the workers walking between the tracks is not an easy image to forget,” said Chiqui, in front of the attentive gaze of her diners.
Next, “Chiqui” spoke of the emotions that invaded her: “I cried when I saw it, first because it is extremely dangerous, those tracks are electrocuted and walking at dawn… they can’t pay for the train, they can’t travel, so they go between the roads, it is a terrifying, shameful, shameful thing. How is it done? It is a vicious circle,” he said.
Source: Ambito
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