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After the Speech at the UN, Milei Said that Argentina "Is Out of Dollars by the Ears" and that Its Government "Ends with Insecurity"

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The head of state was pleased with his presentation to the General Assembly. In a report given at the door of the hotel that is staying, he gave definitions on various topics and a strong praise to Netanyahu: "If it weren't for him, I have my doubts that Israel would continue to exist today."

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The head of state was pleased with his presentation to the General Assembly. In a report given at the door of the hotel that is staying, he gave definitions on various topics and a strong praise to Netanyahu: "If it weren't for him, I have my doubts that Israel would continue to exist today."

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Once again, President Javier Milei is giving that talk... although this time it is not about the Malvinas Islands, but because after his speech at the UN General Assembly, the President of Argentina assured that if it were not for Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel would not currently exist. Javier Milei in interview / Screenshot (video: TN) Javier Milei defends the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu And no, it is not a joke. After his passing…

The President said Benjamin Netanyahu rescued “Europe and the West all” from the “danger,” praised him as an “extraordinary leader” and stressed: “If it weren’t for him...”.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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