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"They Also Called Me Crazy": Milei Published a Fictional Dialogue with Sarmiento to Greet the Teachers in His Day

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The president disseminated a piece created with AI that claims its confrontational style and links education with freedom on the date dedicated to teachers

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The President greeted the teachers with a one-minute video made with artificial intelligence.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Lean Left

The president disseminated a piece created with AI that claims its confrontational style and links education with freedom on the date dedicated to teachers

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The President broadcast a production in which he maintains a fictitious dialogue with the former Argentine president and procer. He also led an event in the National Library of Teachers. The news Milei paid tribute to Sarmiento for the Master's Day with a video created with artificial intelligence was first published in Sin Mordaza.

On the Day of the Master, the President broadcast a production made with artificial intelligence in which he has a fictitious conversation with Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. The video addresses the criticisms of his political style, claims the teaching and closes with a message to Argentine teachers.

The President released a piece created with AI that claims its confrontational style and links education with freedom on the date dedicated to teachers. The video.

President Javier Milei took advantage of the Master’s Day to greet them and send a message with political content, highlighting the figure of Domingo Faustino Sarmiento and exploiting the concept of “civilization and barbarism“. He did so in a very curious way, publishing a video made with artificial intelligence that reproduces a supposed dialogue between him and [...]

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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