Cristina Kirchner Criticizes Government's Inaction Amid Disaster

Former President Cristina Kirchner criticizes President Javier Milei for his absence in Bahía Blanca after a devastating storm, calling for urgent government action to address the crisis.


Cristina Kirchner Criticizes Government's Inaction Amid Disaster

Former President Cristina Kirchner criticized President Javier Milei for not being present in Bahía Blanca, the Buenos Aires city affected by a severe storm that caused 16 deaths, hundreds of evacuations, and significant damage. Amid the crisis, Kirchner recalled her own response to similar situations during her tenure and emphasized the importance of the government's presence and action in times of disaster.

Tartagal, Salta (2009) was mentioned by Kirchner as an example of her direct intervention in response to a past natural tragedy. There, a mudslide literally buried the town, and the presidential presence was crucial to coordinate the response and aid to those affected.

San Pedro, Misiones (2009) was also remembered by the former president. On that occasion, a tornado devastated the town, and Kirchner highlighted the importance of community solidarity and the coordinated response from various actors, including the Army and organizations like La Cámpora, in assisting the victims.

Barrio Mitre, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (2013) served as an example of Kirchner's management in emergency situations. After inspecting the affected area, she negotiated with the owner of the DOT shopping center to carry out works that would prevent future floods, showing a proactive approach to potential recurring issues.

La Plata (2013) was also mentioned by Cristina Kirchner in her criticism of the current government. The former leader recalled her immediate reaction to the floods that hit the city and emphasized the need for an effective and swift response in cases of natural disasters, highlighting the importance of reconstruction and the necessary economic investment to recover the affected areas.

Amid this situation in Bahía Blanca, Kirchner expressed her anger at Milei's absence and pointed out the lack of government action as a sign of emotional disconnection with those who are suffering. The former president contrasted the current stance with her own experience, emphasizing the need to be present and act promptly in critical moments.