US Edition"Nmap, Nada March of Agreement to the Plan": Cristina Kirchner Crossed Back to Javier Milei Dollar in Rise, Reserves in Low and More Recession
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The Argentine ex-mandataria listed what she considers unfulfilled promises and adverse results: it did not dollarize or "burn the Central Bank", the currency competition failed, there is an increase of dollars "in the mattress"...
The former president questioned the president for the economic crisis and warned him: "It seems to me that after Sunday 26 devalued them." She also pointed against Espert. "He who shouted 'carcel or bullet'... associated and receiving dollars from the narcos," she said.
In a message on her social networks, the former president also crossed José Luis Espert for being "associated and receiving dollars from the narcos." Former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner crossed President Javier Milei for the failure of his economic plan and, in addition, pointed against the deputy and candidate José Luis Espert by pointing out [...] The entry CFK criticized Milei's economic plan: "Nothing March Agreement to the Plan"…
In a post full of irony, he questioned the economic direction of the government and related Congressman José Luis Espert to alleged narco links. The entry “Nothing goes according to plan”: Cristina Kirchner questioned Milei for the rise of the dollar was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
Cristina Kirchner once again ridiculed Javier Milei through social networks, more precisely his official account where he published another of his already famous ones: “Ay Milei” or “Che Milei”. There the former president criticized the monetary policy of the government and a new rise of the dollar, the same as Milei always claimed that he would “fall like a piano.” That’s why CFK rebuked him that, despite talking a lot about economic freedom, h…
With a new public intervention, Cristina Kirchner again questioned the direction of Javier Milei’s government in the midst of the exchange rate tension and recession. “Ay Milei!... It seems to me that after Sunday 26 devalued,” the former president launched, in clear reference to the electoral impact that could have an eventual exchange rate correction. In her message, the former president described the day of instability in the markets.
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