Milei Shames Us and Clowns to Support Trump's Candidate in Brazil, Says Governor of Buenos Aires
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The governor of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, criticized the speech that the Argentine president, Javier Milei, made during the PL convention in São Paulo on the weekend. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mauro Vieira, must meet on Monday (27) with the Brazilian ambassador in Argentina, Julio Bitelli, to clarify the relationship between the two countries. The measure occurs after the speech of Argentine president Javier Milei at the PL convention,…
Axel Kicillof called the ultra-liberal's stance 'wrong' and 'risked': 'I want to be Trump's propagand boy and Netanyahu'
The diplomatic crisis between Argentina and Brazil continues to escalate after President Javier Milei publicly insulted Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva during a campaign act in support of Flavio Bolsonaro. In this context, the Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicilof contacted Brazilian foreign minister Mauro Vieira to try to decompress the conflict and convey that the statements of the national president “do not represent the feeling of the Argentine peopl…
The government minister from Buenos Aires questioned the president's alignment with the United States following Trump's new tariffs imposed on the country: "So many crouched did not reach him; he's a doormat." He also criticized Milei's visit to Brazil to insult Lula in an act with Flavio Bolsonaro: "He left with yours to support a candidate."
Brazilian minister says Argentina has high country risk, public debt and inflation in comparison with Brazil. Read in the People's Gazette.
The Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof, is clear that, at a time when several provincial leaders are already standing to be candidates to replace him, each shared photo becomes strong and a wink to take up the electoral challenge of 2027. This is why his decision to accompany the communal chief of La Plata, Julio Alak, in the event for a new anniversary of Evita's death left a clear political title on the way to what will be the battle for the…
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