President Javier Milei questioned the ideology of gender and its relationship with the State, stating that the Ministry of Women has not fulfilled its function, since, according to him, "Alberto Fernández was hitting women." He also pointed out cases such as that of former senator José Alperovich, accused of rape by his niece, and Fernando Espinoza, a politician accused of harassment by a secretary.
In an interview conducted on LN+, Milei expressed his opinion forcefully, arguing that situations like these are not resolved by the existence of a Ministry, but rather with a firm approach. In this regard, he stated the need to address these issues with a "strong hand."
Additionally, the president of the Republic in formation criticized former president Cristina Kirchner, whom he labeled as a political figure of "coastal" significance. With these statements, Milei calls into question the effectiveness of certain governmental structures and the capability of leaders to address situations of gender violence and abuse of power effectively.
