He president of Argentina, Javier Mileiassured this Sunday, April 28, that for him it would be “wonderful” to face the former president in the presidential elections. Cristina Fernandez (2007-2015), who this Saturday criticized the ultraliberal in a public event.
“Facing Cristina would be wonderful. It would be so much fun. “It would be putting an end to the darkest history of Argentina after the dictatorship,” said the head of state in a radio interview when asked if he would like to compete with the Peronist leader in the 2027 presidential elections.
In statements to radio Rivadavia, Milei described the speech given this Saturday by the former president as “very poor.”
“It is a notorious intellectual poverty,” he asserted.
Cristina Fernández attacks Milei and calls it ‘anarcho-colonialism’
In a public event, Fernández accused this Saturday to Milei of “anarcho-colonialism”, making a play on words with the doctrine that he advocates, anarcho-capitalism, and asked him for “a change of direction” in his adjustment policies.
Fernández, vice president of the country until December 10, when Milei assumed the Executive, referred to the speech offered on the national network days ago by the president to announce the fiscal and financial surplus achieved in the first quarter of 2024 as a product of her drastic adjustment plan and which, according to her, “has no basis.”
In his speech lasting an hour and a half, which took place at the inauguration of the Presidente Néstor Kirchner Microstadium, in the Buenos Aires town of Quilmes, Fernández indicated that he does not question Milei’s legitimacy as president, because he recognizes “how unappealable the popular vote is.”
However, he stated that “the legitimacy of origin also needs to be legitimized in the results of management.”
Who is Cristina Fernández?
- He was born on February 19, 1953 in the City of La Plata, capital of the province of Buenos Aires.
- Study advocacy at the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences of the National University of La Plata.
- There he began his political militancy in the Eva Perón Groups Front (FAEP), which later merged with the University Federation for the National Revolution (FURN) to constitute the Peronist University Youth of the University of La Plata.
- He married in 1975, with Nestor Kirchner.
- Cristina Fernandez He actively participated in the Justicialist Party alongside Néstor Kirchner.
- In 1989 Cristina Fernández was elected deputy in the province of Santa Cruz, a position for which she was re-elected in 1993 and 1995.
- Among its main parliamentary initiatives Bills stand out, such as the one that proposes returning to the original composition of five members of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation and on transparency of legislative work by establishing roll-call voting for bills.
