President Javier Milei responded to the criticisms from Cristina Kirchner, emphasizing that he did not receive the expected votes despite supposed agreements. He highlighted Lijo's experience in issues such as drug trafficking and his respect among peers, downplaying the former president's criticisms.
Amid the controversy, Milei mentioned that his government is not related to the Manes-Caputo scandal, considering it a marginal issue. He stated that those who invested in $LIBRA did so voluntarily and that he decided to act on suspicions, reaffirming the legality of his actions.
Regarding negotiations with the IMF, Milei explained that the funds received will be used to pay off Treasury debts with the Central Bank, strengthening reserves and combating inflation. Regarding the controversial appointments of judges by decree, the president justified his decision as necessary due to the political ineffectiveness of Congress.
Concerning the criticisms received, Milei defended the effectiveness of his management and pointed to progress in fulfilling promises. He criticized Argentine politics and emphasized that the $LIBRA gate is a minor issue. He also recounted his stance against the purchase of Telefónica by the Clarín Group, announcing an intervention by Enacom for alleged abuse of dominant position.
On current issues, Milei expressed concern regarding inflation and insecurity in the Province of Buenos Aires. He anticipated possible increases in inflation and criticized Kicillof's stance on crime, highlighting his focus on justice and punishment for those responsible.
