US EditionAxel Kicillof Pointed Against Javier Milei for the Fall of Tourism and the Collapse of Consumption: “There Is only One Responsible”
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On Wednesday, Axel Kicillof led the second Summer 2026 Conference in the city of San Pedro, where he launched harsh criticisms against the national government. The post Axel Kicillof exposed the negative data of the summer season: "The only responsible is Javier Milei" appeared first on The Intransigent.
The Governor held the national administration responsible for the numbers of the 2026 season, which are 9% worse compared to those of 2024: “They are voluntary and planned decisions of the President”. Kicillof: “Milei’s role is to generate work, not to dedicate himself to singing in the theaters” From San Pedro, Kicillof again questioned ... CONFRONTING WITH THE GOVERNMENT/Kicillof criticized Milei after the serious fall of tourism: “It’s the fi…
In the middle of the summer season, the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, blamed the national government on Wednesday for the "fall in summertimes" warning that "the name of the responsible is Javier Milei and his economic policy." "We are going through a crisis of tourism, industry, trade and consumption," he lamented during a summer conference held in San Pedro, in which he pointed out that this situation affects the "pe…
The governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, warned that the current summer season presents a setback in the number of tourists, in the duration of the stays and in the level of consumption. For this reason, Kicillof pointed out directly against the economic policy of President Javier Milei. The declarations were made in the city of San Pedro, in the framework of a Summer Conference. In this context, the provincial president ques…
The summer season in the province of Buenos Aires records fewer visitors, less permanence and a more limited expense, according to the data disseminated by the Buenos Aires minister Augusto Costa.
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