The former president responded to the Head of State on her X account. The virtual crossover between the two continues.
Former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner crossed Javier Milei.
The former president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchnerhe replied to Javier Milei on social networks. Both maintain a virtual intersection after the Head of State said in a television interview that he would like to put “the last nail in the drawer of Kirchnerism with Cristina inside.”
“To make it short. Your guilty apology, as well as ridiculous, about the metaphors and I don’t know what else, was not necessary. I always take things as they come from. In your case, that of a person who presents a strong and symptomatic dissociation between what he does and says; and the effects that his words and government measures have on the daily lives of millions of Argentines. Expressions such as ‘salaries and pensions are outpacing inflation’ or ‘from now on we will only have good news’ expressed in the same program with the nail, the drawer and Cristina inside; They are revealing of the diagnosis: not taking responsibility for anything,” the former president’s post begins.
Next, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner published: “The Milanese truth is that in the Argentina that you are creating, the only ones that have guaranteed extraordinary profits are the financial sectors and those linked to energy. When you finish doing their dirty work of destroying the State, of the public and of making work precarious, those who today applaud you in the colloquiums when you insult a dead person, are going to let go of your hand and discard you as is done with those gadgets that can only be used once (see? Now that’s a metaphor). Or did you not realize the title they gave you in the colloquium you went to whore? (60th IDEA Colloquium: ‘If not now, when’)”.
The former president said that she does not want “the country to do badly”: “On April 27, I told you, from Quilmes, that the energy area was bad. You kicked but in the end you had to fire the person in charge of the area and he Macri ended up groping. Anyway… As for your well-known nonsense about the Governments in which I was President (you will not try to take charge of Alberto’s measures. You know better than anyone that the President has the pen and if not, ask Villarruel ), I clarify that I was elected President twice without anyone “lending” me their votes. “You and Macri are the only presidents who were elected by ballot.”.
“When I finished my second term (after achieving re-election in the first round with 55% of the votes), an overflowing Plaza de Mayo said goodbye to us in a unique act in our history. We had doubled the middle class, the one you are doing disappear (and that is not a metaphor). The salary was enough for Argentines and they could even save the country, restructuring and paying the debt that others had defaulted on and even canceled the debt with the IMF. In 2015, the Country Risk was half of what we have today. But then who arrived? Toto Caputo (your current minister) and Macri, who put Argentina into debt again and ended up bringing back the IMF with an unprecedented loan of 57 billion. of dollars. Reality is the only truth. Let them tell it however they want, but that is what happened and that is what they will never forgive me for. I know that today is your 54th birthday. May you end the day well, Milei.”Cristina finished her post.
Javier Milei: “I would love to put the last nail in the drawer of Kirchnerism with Cristina inside”
The president Javier Milei He launched an unfortunate phrase about former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in an interview this Sunday and maintained: “I would like to put the last nail in the drawer of Kirchnerism with Cristina inside”. At the same time, the president avoided going fully into the internal affairs of the Justicialist Party and assured that it is a “opposition problem.”
When asked about current political events, and in particular the PJ, the president stated that the internal Cristina Kirchner and Ricardo Quintela “It’s a problem for the opposition.”
Along these lines, Milei redoubled the bet in his statements and added: “Now… there is also a part of morbidity and that is that “I would love to put the last nail in the drawer of Kirchnerism, with Cristina inside.”
The president’s unfortunate comments generated total condemnation from the opposition and the responses did not take long to arrive. The first reference was the governor of Buenos Aires Axel Kicillof, who stated: “Very serious, disastrous and unworthy of a President. How many times will we have to repudiate the hatred and violence of Milei’s words?”.
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