Buenos Aires, December 12 (NA) – Former President Cristina Kirchner reappeared this Thursday with a message on social networks in which she harshly criticized the economic policy of President Javier Milei's government after the November inflation report by INDEC was released. "Yesterday, Milei's and Lavagna's INDEC said that inflation for this November was 2.5%," she began her post published on social network X, where she listed a series of measures by the current government and questioned the sustainability of the economic course. The former head of state stated that the drop in the index comes "after the biggest adjustment in memory regarding salaries, pensions, public works, and provincial resources," and also mentioned a "new IMF loan for another 20 billion dollars," "Trump's help," and Minister Luis 'Toto' Caputo "taking on more dollar-denominated debt." "Are you seriously saying that everything is going according to plan?" the former head of state asked, who had not published extensive political posts on her networks for several months. She also compared the current inflation figure with the one recorded in November 2015, during the final months of her third presidential term: "The inflation they claimed was there... WAS LOWER THAN MILEI'S... when not only did we not owe a single dollar to the Fund, but we had also repaid the loans that others had requested and spent...". The post also includes criticism of opposition leaders of that time, accompanied by a photo to which she ironically alludes: "The same bunch of good-for-nothings (look at the photo and you don't even need to name them)". IP The former vice president highlighted the achievements of her administration, such as "the highest salaries and pensions in Latin America," the Conectar Igualdad plan, access to medicines and pensions, and satellite development, among others.
