The national representative of Unión por la Patria went to the President’s intersection after the speech in Parque Lezama where she accused previous governments of generating more poverty.
The national representative of Union for the Homeland (UP) Victoria Tolosa Paz responded to the president’s statements Javier Mileiwho maintained in his speech at the La Libertad Avanza event in Parque Lezama that the fault for poverty lies with previous governments. There he made some statements in which, without naming her, he targeted the current legislator and former Minister of Social Development during the administration of Alberto Fernández.
“I KNEW YOU WERE A LIAR AND INCAPABLE Now I discovered that Javier MIlei IS ALSO A COWARD” Tolosa Paz posted this Sunday from his account on the social network X (ex Twitter). There he shared a comment in which he criticized the President for the social situation of poverty and destitution in Argentina.
Javier Milei in Parque Lezama: Tolosa Paz’s response to poverty
“If you are going to name me in your speech: do it! My name is Victoria Tolosa Paz. Yesterday you forgot my name. If you want us to talk about poverty and social indicators, I invite you to debate when you feel up to it,” said the legislator in her speech. message.
Next, Tolosa Paz charged against Milei and his economic plan: “His government and his policies are a factory for the poor and indigent. Perhaps yesterday in his delirious and shouting speech at a political event he did not dare to recognize that his model and his policies failed. What to expect from a denier!” he sentenced.
He also made reference to the complaint for irregular management during the previous management in Social Development. “Regarding the “overalls,” I tell you again (in case those around you continue to lie to you) that in the justice system, which is investigating, there is no complaint against me. I leave you the journalist’s note in case in your world of fantasies they hid it from him so that he wouldn’t read it” Tolosa Paz attacked.
And he concluded: “I advise you to regulate violent reactions. Because in the coming months what you read in the newspapers and what the polls tell you are going to make you even more nervous.”
Source: Ambito
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