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Liliana Franco Showed How After Thirty Years the Libertarians Did Not Allow Her to Enter the Casa Rosada
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The controversy over censorship escalates: Liliana Franco denounced being expelled from the Casa Rosada after 30 years of accreditation. “It didn't happen with Cristina, they kicked me out under a liberal government,” Franco stated sharply upon finding herself on the other side of the gates at Balcarce 50, in a statement that quickly went viral and exposed the institutional gravity of the conflict. The decision by Javier Milei's government to wi…
"I thought that with Cristina they were going to take me out, but it didn't happen, I was taken out by a liberal government," Liliana Franco said in front of the bars that protect Casa Rosada. After thirty years of doing his job in that place as a accredited journalist, they prevented him from going in and could not enter. At the height of the relationship with Javier Milei's government press, Franco is the victim of an unusual revenge.
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