Esteban Lamothe, on Javier Milei: "I'd Screw up Pineapples if I Crossed It in the Street"
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The actor again questioned the President, remembering a crossroad they had years ago."He hates artists, hates cinema...", he said.
The actor recalled his public confrontation with the Argentine President, questioned his management and criticized his policies towards the cultural sector.
Actor Esteban Lamothe addressed his public clash with President Javier Milei after Milei angrily reacted to a fake image of him with a hand gesture reading "Enough, Milei." Although the incident occurred last year, the actor, known for his role in "Brokeback Mountain," harshly criticized the president, stating, "If I run into him, I'll beat the crap out of him." In an interview on the streaming channel Bondi, when asked if he had received any ap…
The actor of Secreto in the mountain expressed his anger with the President and questioned his policies and his link with national culture.
The actor spoke again about the crossing by an edited image and questioned the government’s cultural policy. The post Esteban Lamothe fulmed Javier Milei with a single phrase Will there be a response from the president? appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
In a new edition of ‘Entangled in TV’, Tomás Dente and his team analyzed Esteban Lamothe’s statements during his visit to ‘Bondi’, where the actor launched a controversial phrase that quickly generated repercussions. “If I cross it in the street, I screw it up,” he said when referring to a confrontation, although he later clarified that violence is not a valid way to resolve conflicts.
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