The former president of the nation Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner continued this Friday with his discursive battle with the head of state Javier Milei, a who accused him of having “no idea how to govern Argentina”:Get off Twitter and start managing the State, because the Argentines are having a very, very bad time.”
“Oh President! You see that I’m right! You just keep confirming what I said: you spend your time fooling around on social media,” Cristina wrote in a new tweet, in a back-and-forth duel that began this morning with a document titled “It’s the bimonetary economy, stupid” in which she questioned the current president’s economic policy.
Cristina persisted with her messages, seeing that during the day she managed to capture the attention of the president who dedicated himself to answering each of her messages: “Get rid of Twitter and start managing the State, because Argentines are having a very, very bad time”he said and closed his tweet with a clear allusion to the style used on social networks by the presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni: “END”.
“.@JMilei Talking about economics Saying anything on TV sets or writing plagiarized books“That’s one thing. Governing Argentina is quite another,” said the opposition leader after Milei said that “you don’t understand much about economics.”
In another of his posts on the social network X, Javier Milei He taunted the former president and said, “I know that you don’t understand much about economics, as demonstrated by the fact that you surrounded yourself with anumerous illiterates who destroyed the country with their economic shamanism, but if you want to learn a little, turn on the TV today at 7pm and I’ll be giving you a private class ad honorem.”
The back and forth between Cristina Kirchner and Javier Milei
In the evening, the Head of State will participate in the 45th Convention of the Argentine Institute of Finance Executives (IAEF)which will take place at the Sheraton Hotel in Mendoza. He will do so with a delegation that includes the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, and her counterpart for Deregulation and Transformation of the State, Federico Sturzenegger, among others.
The back and forth between the figures of the ruling party and the opposition arose after Cristina Kirchner’s publication this morning, where, through a document, analyzes the management of the Government of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) and criticizes the results obtained in the first nine months of management.
The former president lashed out in a new tweet and accused the president of “to mess around on social networks“: “From the way Argentines are living, it’s clear that you have no idea about this. Whenever you want – because you have time… and you spend it messing around on social media – I’ll wait for you at the Patria and I’ll explain a little bit. Kind regards… To you and to all the “forces of heaven”. My God!”
Cristina’s criticism of the ability to save in dollars
“For some time now, foreign rating agencies, agencies linked to finance and even some local economists have begun to publicly explain Growing concern about Argentina’s ability to pay “with respect to its sovereign debt,” the opposition leader said in the document published on Friday morning.
And, citing an article that refers to the inability to obtain dollars, he added: “It is not about economic theories or interpretations, simply adding and subtracting in the face of the curve of foreign currency maturities that our country must face. ‘The markets are not concerned about the fiscal front, but The Government’s problems in raising dollars (Infobae. August 25, 2024)’.
It is in this framework that President Javier Milei also He responded to the former vice president and highlighted the high level that the Government records regarding private deposits in dollars.
Source: Ambito
