A 19-year-old young man named Tano Giuliani has decided to withdraw from the political space where he used to support President Javier Milei and La Libertad Avanza (LLA) in Argentina. Giuliani, known for his social media posts, expressed that he faced the government's counter-propaganda apparatus, which he believes excessively violated the popular mandate.
In his statements, Giuliani mentioned that he felt pressured by his peers in groups and internal chats, as he questioned President Milei's decisions. He claimed that, despite having support and loyal followers, he found himself in an uncomfortable situation when the government team changed its structure and adopted fiscal measures he did not agree with.
The young man recounted that he received attacks from trolls linked to the government, who even hacked accounts he created in support of the national government. As the situation became tenser, they also began to attack his friends in real life to isolate him.
Giuliani expressed his disappointment over how events unfolded and pointed out that he felt uncomfortable sharing space with people he considered part of an illicit association. He asserted that he was never legally part of LLA or the Libertarian Party and made the decision to withdraw after feeling that his position was against the true leadership behind the government.
In his farewell message, Giuliani admitted that he made mistakes by trusting people who later proved not to be what they appeared. He ended his statement with a musical reference and a reflection on the experience he lived.
