Javier Miley doubles down on governors and calls Ignacio Torres a “poor boy” “They don’t want to adjust,” he said.

chairman xavier miley This Sunday he again criticized the governor of Chubut, Ignacio Torres, whom he described as “a poor boy who is not in a position to read contracts”, after the provincial president attempted to disrupt the shipment of oil and gas from the province. Had threatened. The rest of the country claims loans from the nation’s co-participation fund, in a decision that is supported by several governors.

“Poor, Nachito, he’s a poor boy who doesn’t see. He can’t even read a contract. He’s very uncertain intellectually.”The President said in a statement to the channel ln+ From the American city of Washington, where yesterday he participated in the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).

If Torres follows through with his warning “The legal steps determined by the judge will be followed.”The far-right pushed further, pointing out that “threatening to shut down oil and gas is a crime.”

“They don’t see him”

In the interview given this Sunday, Miley once again said that her arrival at the Casa Rosada produced a “Structural change” in “traditional politics” And within that sector there are those who “don’t see it” and “hate” its presence in power because it means “they were wrong in what they thought these 40 years.”

“They can’t go out on the street because if people knew them they would beat them to death. That’s what they can’t see, They don’t want to see it because they have to admit that whatever they did was wrong., It’s a problem of lack of self-criticism, ‘they don’t see it’ has to do with it,” he stressed.

In this context, he reiterated his crusade against the governors because “They don’t want to give up their racial privileges.” And “They don’t want to adjust” the provincial accounts, while “they have to adjust one point of GDP.”

On the other hand, the national government has already “achieved fiscal balance,” the President said, adding: “There are already signs that things are getting better in economic matters” and inflation “is falling markedly”.,

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He also noted the delicate situation in which retired people find themselves, being one of the sectors most affected by his government’s adjustments, although he did not accept any responsibility for the impoverishment of this group.

,The race does not want Argentina to do well, that is why they started to destroy the law (omnibus) and in that context the retirees lost” the President said.

Negotiations with the IMF and the United States

When asked about his interactions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the head of state once again praised his management and said that Officials at the international organization find it difficult to assimilate what the current administration did “in such a short period of time.”

Regarding the extension of credit with the entity, he indicated that “if a new program is being created, it should be analyzed and new conditions should be set.”

“If we decide to expand credit, it will have to be coupled with some very important structural reforms.”” he clarified.

He also referenced the “strong alliance” he has been demonstrating with the United States, following his meetings in recent days with that country’s former president and Republican leader, Donald Trump, and the North American Secretary of State, Antony . Blinken.

“The signal that should be understood from this is that I am demonstrating a strong alliance with the United States in the same way as I did with Israel and the West” he commented.

Excellent communication with Macri?

In the second part of the interview, the far right The picture of Mauricio Macri emerged, In an effort to dispel rumors of tension between the two that circulated over the weekend, which indicated that the former president had supported the PRO governors’ revolt against Miley because of Chubut’s position.

According to the head of state, currently he still has “Frequent and excellent dialogue” with Macri.Which I can watch this week or next week.

In this framework, he kept open the possibility of a possible agreement between Freedom Advances (LLA) and PRO To form an alliance. political affinity “It happened naturally in the Congress,” he recalled.