The national government and Javier Milei exchanged messages regarding the economic support of the national deputy and candidate for president for his space, La Libertad Avanza. First, Alberto Fernández wondered what he lived on, a question that the economist was in charge of answering and that prompted a reply from the spokesperson, Gabriela Cerruti.
“The Breed loves to talk about how we finance ourselves. We do it with voluntary contributions from the spaces and militants that make up LLA. That said, our campaign is the cheapest of all. But stay calm, President. We do not cost the Argentine State a peso, as if you are a group of jets and parasites, ”the libertarian shot on Saturday in response to the head of state.
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And he said that the “La Cámpora” campaign will be paid for by retirees through PAMI and Anses and by taxpayers through Airlines. We already know that his campaign, if they let him run, will be financed by the national state. And that Massa’s will come from Aysa and the Ministry of Economy. This is how politics is financed. You and Together for the Charge”.
Meanwhile, Cerruti, via Twitter, replied to the national legislator: “What work, Milei? I warn you that being a deputy is incompatible with having other jobs. And the salary you donate. So I got lost.” The phrase that ignited the controversy between the members of the Government and Milei was pronounced on Friday by the head of state and was the following: “They control me until they see who paid me for this folder. Milei donates the salary, travels all over the country. Who pays all that to Milei? What does he live on?
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