He presidential spokesperson, Manuel Adorni, spoke this Monday about the massive mobilizations on March 24, and the strong criticism of several opposition leaders against President Javier Milei. “After what we saw yesterday, it is clear who is on the side of democracy and who is on the opposite side“, he claimed.
In the usual press conference, the national official echoed the comments of the head of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, Carlotto’s Steleand expressed: “We were very sad to hear someone say, ‘change or have to go’”.
“It is assumed that these people were in the Plaza de Mayo yesterday because the military coup and what they suffered in that process made them be there. Sos, wanting to overthrow a democratic government draws attention to how incompatible between what they lived and what they want now,” he further specified.
Likewise, he clarified: “We understand that the coup is an absolutely minority portion of society, we must pay little attention to it and that the noise they want to make is not heard.”
In harmony, he ruled out that antagonistic positions with the opposition have an impact when it comes to dialogue: “That someone has the desire to end the Government causes a lot of sadness, but I don’t think it has to do with what may happen in the legislative process. or with the May Pact, one thing has nothing to do with the other”.
Adorni crossed Kicillof for retirements: “They devastated the system”
In another passage of the conference, the spokesperson also targeted Governor Axel Kicillof, who described the implementation of the new official retirement formula by the Government through a DNU.
“The pension formula must be discussed among everyone, but we also understand that during the last 20 months We were giving bonuses to compensate for the formula that your space horribly created and that he has been scamming retirees,” Adorni argued.
Furthermore, he maintained: “I want to remind Mr. Kicillof that the first big liquefaction that was made to retirees was to retire four million people without contributions. Also remind you that today the system has more contributors in moratorium or without full contributions than those who contributed their entire lives.”
“They are largely responsible for having devastated the retirement system. They transformed the ANSES into a large subsidy fund that transformed retirees into people who today and for a long time have received absolutely miserable salaries. So I appeal to your reflection and to recover your sanity on the pension issue,” she said ironically.
With information from Argentine News