Argentine President Javier Milei on Saturday defended his leadership of what he defined as the country’s “best government in history” and blamed the “caste” of journalists, trade unionists and “corrupt “. ” businessmen who criticize his mandate.
In an event aimed at relaunching his party, La Libertad Avanza, at the national level, the president praised his performance at the head of the Argentine Executive, boasting of how quickly the results of their economic measures were seen.
“We, who hoped to see the results in 18 or 24 months, when we look at what happened in nine months, wholesale inflation fell from 54% to 2.1%. From 17,000% per year, we increased it to 28% per year. “Wow, this is not the best government in history,” he stressed from Parque Lezama in statements collected by ‘Crónica’.
In the same vein, the Argentine president stressed that all his achievements were achieved despite the fact that he had in his mandate against the “caste” of “journalists, trade unionists and businessmen” of the country, which he called “corrupt” andn several times.
“Don’t let yourself be intimidated by corrupt journalists, by corrupt trade unionists, by corrupt businessmen”urged the nearly 3,000 ruling party activists gathered at this event, according to the same media.
The president has been particularly harsh on the media, which he says are “activists” who manipulate “reality”.
“They are all flesh and blood, pieces of wounds. Here they have the trolls, the corrupt journalists, with envelopes. These are the trolls, the ones who show the reality that you don’t let us see because you have a monopoly on microphones,” he denounced, questioning accusations that he has trolls who speak in his favor on social networks.
“We find ourselves here where it all began” celebrated the president’s sister, Karina Milei, who will now chair the formation.
“Ahead of us, we have the caste festival. This is why I entrusted my sister, the real boss, with carrying the torch of Liberty, creating LLA throughout the country,” added the leader of the Argentine Executive, thinking of the next legislative elections. . “From now on we will only have good news and in 2025 we will have an electoral failure,” Milei promised before saying goodbye to the activists who hugged her sister.
