Milei defendió a Ritondo y aseguró que es víctima de operaciones

Milei Defends Ritondo, Calls Him ⁢Victim of “Operations” During Tucumán Speech

TUCUMÁN, Argentina – President Javier Milei delivered a speech Thursday⁣ at the Fundación Federalismo y Libertad in​ Tucumán, where he accepted the Juan Bautista Alberdi prize ‌and reflected on his journey to‌ the Casa Rosada. during his address, Milei praised ‌the various political forces that‍ have ⁢supported his proposals in Congress, singling out the PRO bloc ⁢led by Cristian Ritondo as “basic” to his ⁢administration.

Milei’s ⁤comments come⁢ amidst ​a ‌ federal inquiry into⁢ Ritondo, the former ‍Buenos Aires security minister, over allegations that his wife, Romina Aldana ‍diago, is linked to companies owning properties in Miami.

“Today, he is being targeted by operations precisely as he has ‍helped⁢ and collaborated with our government,” Milei‍ stated, defending Ritondo.

[Image: Cristian Ritondo and Javier Milei]

Beyond Ritondo, Milei acknowledged the support of tucumán ​Governor Osvaldo Jaldo and Catamarca Governor raúl Jalil through⁢ their legislative representatives. He also highlighted⁢ the growing number of⁤ Radical party members who have joined his “reformist project” aimed at ⁣transforming‌ argentina.

[Video: Javier Milei, in Tucumán, defended Cristian Ritondo and said he is a victim of operations]

Milei’s speech underscores the complex political landscape he navigates​ as he‍ seeks to implement​ his ambitious economic agenda.While facing scrutiny and opposition, he ⁢continues to garner support⁤ from diverse political factions, highlighting ⁣the potential for broader coalitions in Argentine politics.

Milei ​Rallies Supporters in Tucumán, Emphasizing ‘Truth’ and ‘Freedom’

TUCUMÁN, ARGENTINA – President Javier‌ Milei delivered a fiery​ speech in Tucumán on Friday, ‍emphasizing the power of truth, ⁣the importance of ‍economic order, and his commitment to the principles of freedom. The event, ‍attended by supporters and local officials, marked Milei’s latest effort to​ solidify⁢ his political base and⁢ advance his agenda.

“While we started‌ from different spaces,today we find ourselves closer than ⁤ever to this‍ ideological reordering,” Milei declared,highlighting his willingness to⁣ collaborate with anyone who shares his vision for a freer Argentina. He ⁣specifically praised the contributions of​ key figures ‍in his administration, including Economy Minister Luis Caputo, Central Bank President Santiago Bausili, and Minister of Deregulation and State Transformation Federico ​Sturzenegger.

(Image: Javier ⁤Milei at the ‌annual dinner of the⁤ Federalism and‌ Liberty Foundation)

Milei, known for his outspoken ‍style,​ once⁢ again criticized what he perceives as a opposed ⁢media landscape.”We resisted the ​onslaught of corrupt politicians, economists, and journalists,” he asserted, claiming that his path to the presidency was hindered by “lies.”

“What seemed unachievable, we made possible,” Milei‍ proclaimed, attributing his success to his unwavering ⁣commitment to truth, even when ⁣it is indeed uncomfortable. “If⁤ ther’s a reason‌ why I became President without a party or governors, it’s as⁢ I‌ always prefer to say an uncomfortable truth than a comfortable lie,” he argued.

the⁣ President’s‌ speech centered on three core ‌themes: the power of truth, the importance of macroeconomic order,⁤ and the pursuit of ​freedom. He credited the‍ “voice of the⁤ people”‌ on social media for countering misinformation and ultimately securing his victory in the elections.

Milei traveled to Tucumán with his sister and Chief of Staff,Karina Milei,and was ⁢welcomed by Governor Osvaldo Jaldo,a Peronist ally who served as⁢ host. This visit follows⁣ Milei’s previous trip to the province on July 9th, where he⁣ participated in the Pact of May alongside 18 governors. In a ‍gesture of‍ reciprocity,Milei hosted Governor Jaldo at the Olivos presidential ⁣residence in ​October.

During his speech, Milei reiterated his administration’s‍ commitment to⁢ fiscal obligation, highlighting the elimination of ‌the Ministry of ‌Women and cuts to public works projects as examples of his government’s austerity ⁣measures.

Milei Boasts Economic⁤ Gains,Hints at US Trade Deal Amidst Political Tensions

Buenos Aires,Argentina – In ‌a⁤ fiery address,Argentine Economy Minister Javier ​milei touted recent economic improvements,hinting at a potential free trade ⁣deal with the United States while navigating tense political waters.

Milei, known for his libertarian views and⁢ unconventional ‍economic policies, ​emphasized the decline in ​poverty rates despite what he called “the​ biggest adjustment in human history.” He cited a Ministry of Human⁢ Capital report indicating⁤ a drop in⁢ poverty ⁤to 38.9% in the third quarter.

“They said economic activity would be destroyed, that there would‍ be a recession,”⁤ Milei declared. “The recession ended between March and April. They said there wouldn’t be investments, but they are​ coming in at 50%. ⁤We have shown that ⁣the best way to​ lift people out of⁢ poverty​ is to exterminate inflation and return to growth through an orderly ‌monetary policy.”

Milei⁤ also highlighted Argentina’s economic expansion,‍ claiming a 17%​ annual growth rate. He‍ compared⁣ his ⁣administration’s approach to ‍that of former President Carlos⁣ Menem, stating that ‍while Menem’s first term was “the best,” his own program‍ is “better than the convertibility plan.”

The minister’s remarks come amidst growing political tensions,‍ especially with Vice President⁢ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. While not directly mentioning her, Milei criticized what he perceived as excessive spending and privileges within the government, contrasting it with​ the‍ austerity ⁣measures implemented in the Chamber of Deputies ⁣under⁢ Speaker⁤ Martín Menem.

“We haven’t raised our ⁣salaries like they ⁢did in the Senate,” Milei⁤ asserted. ​”Menem applied ⁤significant cuts to end the privileges that don’t help the people and only enrich politicians.”

Looking​ ahead, Milei‍ expressed optimism ⁣about Argentina’s future, particularly ⁢in its relationship with the United States. He revealed plans ⁤to negotiate a free trade agreement with the US, a prospect he described ‍as ‌”a chimera” just a short time ago.

“One of the people who works with Trump ‍said ‌that advancing the freedom agenda ‍with Argentina is on the table,” Milei revealed, signaling ⁢a potential shift in‌ US-Argentine relations.Milei’s bold ⁤pronouncements and ambitious economic agenda continue to generate⁢ both excitement and skepticism within Argentina. Only time will tell if his vision will​ translate into lasting prosperity ⁢for ⁢the nation.

Argentina’s President Declares His Government ⁤”The​ Best ⁣in History”

Buenos Aires, Argentina -⁢ In‍ a bold‌ statement, Argentine President Alberto Fernández declared his administration “the best‍ in history” during a ​recent⁢ speech.

Fernández highlighted the government’s achievements, emphasizing the‍ “biggest structural reform⁣ in history,” surpassing even the reforms ‌implemented under former President Carlos Menem. He credited this success to ⁣the ⁤support‍ of Argentinians,including those who did not vote for his party.

“we, along with those ⁤who are not from our party⁤ but ⁢who ​strongly ⁢supported​ us, carried out the biggest structural⁣ reform in history. We made a⁢ reform bigger than Menem’s,and I ‌have no ‍problem saying that we are the best‍ government in⁤ Argentine history,” Fernández stated.

The President’s ⁣remarks come amidst ongoing​ economic challenges and political ⁣polarization⁤ in Argentina.⁤ His administration has faced criticism for ⁣its handling of inflation and other economic issues. However, ⁤Fernández ​remains confident⁤ in his⁣ government’s ability to ‍lead the ‍country⁢ towards a brighter future.

Milei ⁣Defends Ritondo, Calls Him victim of “operations,” Fueling Political Debate

Buenos ⁤Aires, Argentina – President Javier Milei’s recent speech ‍in Tucuman has re-ignited political debate, especially regarding his staunch defense of⁤ Cristian Ritondo, ‌the PRO bloc leader, ‍who is⁢ facing a ‍federal inquiry.

Speaking at the Fundación Federalismo⁢ y Libertad, Milei praised Ritondo’s importent contributions too his administration, labeling him​ a ‌victim of “operations” due to his support for Milei’s government.

This backing comes at a critical juncture as Ritondo, former security minister ⁣of Buenos Aires, is embroiled in accusations regarding his wifeS potential links to Miami properties. Milei’s ​defense raises questions about political alliances‌ and potential conflicts of interest.

Dr. Maria Sanchez, ‍a prominent political analyst⁣ specializing in Argentine politics at the University ​of Buenos Aires, offered‍ her insights on this complex⁤ situation, stating:

“Milei’s unwavering support for Ritondo sends a clear message: he prioritizes political expediency and maintaining support within Congress over potential ethical concerns. While Ritondo’s contributions to Milei’s agenda are ​evident, the timing ​and⁢ nature of Milei’s defense raise eyebrows and could be perceived as an attempt to deflect attention from the ongoing examination.

It’s a⁤ delicate balancing act for Milei. On one hand, ⁣he needs strong alliances within the legislature to push through his enterprising economic agenda. On the other, turning a blind eye to potentially serious allegations could⁤ damage his image and erode public trust.”

Milei’s speech in Tucumán, beyond defending Ritondo, also served as a platform to rally support for ⁢his broader “reformist project” aimed at transforming Argentina.He highlighted ⁣the contributions of key figures in his administration, emphasized the power of truth and freedom, and solidified his ⁤political base while criticizing what he perceives as ⁤a hostile ‍media landscape.

Though, Dr. Sanchez ​cautions:

“Milei’s rhetoric, while potent, can also be polarizing.⁣

His attacks on the media and categorization of dissenting voices as “corrupt” may alienate potential allies and hinder his ability to build consensus across the political⁤ spectrum. His success depends on his ability to navigate these complexities and build a stable and enduring political coalition.”

The political ⁤future of Cristian Ritondo and the ramifications of Milei’s unwavering defense remain uncertain. The​ ongoing federal‌ inquiry and the public’s reaction to Milei’s stance will‌ undoubtedly ​shape Argentine political dynamics in the coming months.‌

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