US EditionCristina Kirchner Criticized November Inflation and Said It Was Lower in 2015
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Former President Cristina Kirchner, who was imprisoned at her home as part of her conviction in the Vialidad case, questioned Friday's 2.5% inflation reported yesterday by the National Institute of Censuses and Statistics (Indec), a higher figure than the markets expected. In that context, the leader of Peronism renewed her criticism of Javier Milei's economic management and recalled the price index she left in 2015. Through her X account, the f…
In a new chapter of the discursive war that gives no respite, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner again pointed at Javier Milei for the November inflation data, and Patricia Bullrich responded with a direct attack that blew up the networks. The former president published a message in X where she compared the current numbers with those of November 2015, saying that at that time “inflation was lower than that of Milei,” and remarked that her management…
The former public president on her social networks is an extensive post in which she questions the official economic policy after the increase in inflation in November.
The former president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, questioned through her social networks the report of the INDEC (National Institute of Statistics and Censuses), which reported that the November inflation reached 2.5%. In an extensive post, the leader pointed out that this increase occurred “after the largest adjustment of the memory of salaries, pensions, public works and provincial resources” and questioned the current economic context, ma…
She cannot remain silent. Former President Cristina Kirchner reappeared on the political scene with a message on social networks in which she harshly criticized the economic policy of Javier Milei’s government, after knowing the November inflation reported by INDEC. “Yesterday the INDEC of Milei and Lavagna said that the inflation of November of this year was 2.5%,” began his post published on social network X, in which he listed a series of mea…
Despite the increases in services, fuels, meats and transport among others, thanks to Marco Lavagna’s drawings the “official” inflation of November marked an increase of 2.5%, higher than in the last 6 months and in a sustained rise. Former President Cristina Kirchner used her networks to make some comments on it and questioned that “everything is marching according to the plan” or maybe, the plan is terrible. And despite the government’s desire…
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