Caputo Demands Law to Punish Journalists Over 'Unfounded' Reports
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Caputo Demands Law to Punish Journalists Over 'Unfounded' Reports
Luis Caputo demanded a law to punish journalists who publish what he calls unfounded information, after a post linked him to an alleged 'grupo Lenor'. President Milei endorsed the call in capital letters. The post Caputo Demands Law to Punish Journalists Over ‘Unfounded’ Reports appeared first on The Rio Times.
The Economy Minister demanded legal action after being linked to the Lenor Group, which benefited from government deregulation. The president supported the demand, accompanying it with insults and calling the journalists "human garbage."
The minister claimed that “justice should act” before lying publications
The Minister of Economy claimed it in X. It was to deny a publication in which he was accused of giving a millionaire business to an entrepreneur. Economy Minister Luis “Toto” Caputo demanded this Tuesday a law that punishes journalists who publish information without support. “It seems that for certain journalists, lying is an acquired right,” Javier Milei’s official launched in an extensive message in which he crossed the journalist Beto Valde…
The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, proposed moving forward in a regulatory framework to penalize the dissemination of unfounded information. The initiative, publicly endorsed by President Javier Milei, emerged after the publication of a report linking the owner of the Treasury Palace with alleged favoritism towards a business sector.
The Minister of the Economy, Luis Caputo, called for justice to act on journalists who, in his opinion, “lies.” The minister reacted to a social media publication linking him to an entrepreneurial group that would have benefited from the allocation of control of fuel dispensers. “I never heard of a Lenor group in my life, or an entrepreneur Made,” Caputo said, adding: “But it seems that for certain journalists, lying is an acquired right.” Econo…
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