Treason charges filed against Milei for April 2 speech

Treason charges filed against Milei for April 2 speech

Argentina's National Confederation of Malvinas Combatants filed a criminal complaint against President Javier Milei for treason, violation of public official duties, and abuse of authority. The case is to be heard by Buenos Aires City Federal Court # 2 under Judge Sebastián Ramos.

This denunciation by the National Confederation of Combatants of Malvinas, took place after the statements of the head of State at the commemorative event on April 2, when he said that “we hope that the Malvinians will one day decide to vote with our feet.” READ ALSO: They dismiss the photographer for whom it was possible to find out who shot Grillo in Argentina “That’s why we seek to be a power, to such an extent that they prefer to be Argentin…

The CECIM de La Plata filed the application with the Chamber of Deputies of the Nation. "It is a systematic plan for the surrender of sovereignty," they said from the organization.

On Wednesday, in the framework of Veteran's Day and the Fallen in the Malvinas War, the president offered a speech that has aroused controversy in advocating for the self-determination of the Kelpers, the inhabitants of the Malvinas Islands. In his speech, the president stressed the importance of reminding those who gave their lives in the 1982 conflict, while proposing a more conciliatory approach to the population of the islands. The Confedera…

War veterans will bring to justice the president for his sayings in the act of April 2. They argue that he violated the Constitution by claiming that the inhabitants of the islands can decide who they belong to. The presentation will be in charge of the Confederation of Combatants of Malvinas. Read more

The Confederación Nacional de Combatientes de Malvinas filed a criminal complaint against President Javier Milei for “violation of the duties of a public official, abuse of authority and betrayal of the Homeland”, referring to his words in the commemorative act on April 2, when he said: “We hope that the Malvinians will one day decide to vote with our feet.” “That’s why we seek to be a power, to such an extent that they prefer to be Argentine. A…