The president has generated controversy by expressing his hatred towards journalists, a surprising attitude considering his knowledge of the world of journalism. Some around him do not remind him of the principles of freedom of the press, while figures like Gordo Dan fuel the conflict. Javier Milei, known for his history in the field, has been praised for his provocative phrase 'People do not hate journalists enough.'
On the other hand, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has not commented on this, perhaps due to her history of conflicts with the press in the past. In contrast, one of the figures in the presidential environment even proposed imprisoning journalists, while others maintain cordial relations in public.
The issue has generated debate and tensions, with past cases where the State has repressed freedom of expression. The appointment of Fraga as head of the Academy of Social and Political Sciences has revived discussions about the role of the media and politics. Various opinions and positions intersect, highlighting the complexity of the current landscape.
