Javier Milei has been elected president of Argentina: Madman or genius?

[Bluegazer]

Argentines are not aware that there is an espionage network disguised as an NGO that spies on and enlists anyone who goes against their line. There is no freedom, there is only the "freedom" they decide to practice.

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Context: DAIA in 2024 made a report on “anti-Semitism” in Argentina. But there you can see that there is a list of offenders and their offenses... to the Jews.

 

[Bluegazer]

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¿Se vende AySA? Mekorot rompió el silencio tras los rumores de una posible compra de la empresa estatal argentina

Diego Berger, coordinador de proyectos especiales e internacionales de la empresa, habló del tema y lanzó frases muy duras: "La gente de Buenos Aires usa más cantidad de agua de lo que se necesita y mucha no paga. Los argentinos consumen lo que quieren y no lo que necesitan".

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Is AySA for sale? Mekorot broke its silence following rumors of a possible purchase of the Argentine state-owned company.

Diego Berger, the company's coordinator of special and international projects, spoke on the subject and made some very harsh statements: “The people of Buenos Aires use more water than they need, and many do not pay for it. Argentines consume what they want, not what they need.”

Diego Berger, coordinator of special and international projects at Mekorot, the Israeli state water company, said that it is “impossible” for them to buy Aguas y Saneamientos Argentinos S.A. (AySA) because their statutes prevent them from doing so.

On the radio program Palo y zanahoria, the official explained: "Mekorot was founded before the State of Israel. It is Israel's national water company and therefore, due to our statutes, we cannot buy anything abroad. It is impossible. We cannot buy AySA.“ He clarified: ”We are now working at AySA as consultants to improve how the company is operating, to be more efficient at a technical level."

Berger pointed out that "we have to change our mindset. AySA has excellent professionals who know what they have to do,“ but ”people don't value water and waste it. Argentina has a lot of water, an impressive amount of water. Here, there is no obligation to conserve and not waste water. People in Buenos Aires use much more water than they need. Many people don't pay for water. People pay much more for their cell phones than for water."

Well, I think Berger should shut up and keep his supposedly “well-intentioned” opinion to himself*. At the end of the day, we Argentinians are the ones who decide what we do with our water and what we don't.

*I think it's clear that this opinion is intended to spark a debate among the population and divide the minds of Argentines so that some people who are concerned about the misuse of water will change their minds and hand over the resource to Mekorot.

 

[Bluegazer]

Satan is coming to see how the land he bought in South ArgenSION is doing.

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[XPan]

Wail (cry) me a river

I wasn't sure if the image of Milei was real - therefore i did some image searches and found that his visit at the Jerusalem wall was indeed real.

And boy, did he wail...

 

[Bluegazer]

More scandals and problems in Milei's administration. This time, we need to pay close attention to the following news item. The Milei administration and Milei himself are up to their necks in s*it.​

Cúneo Libarona le ofreció sus contactos judiciales, políticos y mediáticos a un exespía americano y la oposición exige su renuncia

Se viralizaron imágenes del ministro de Justicia Mariano Cúneo Libarona prometiendo magistrados, legisladores y medios a un exagente de la CIA acusado de abuso sexual.

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VIDEO: Mariano Cúneo Libarona con Tim Ballard

Cúneo Libarona offered his judicial, political, and media contacts to a former American spy, and the opposition is demanding his resignation.

Images of Justice Minister Mariano Cúneo Libarona promising magistrates, legislators, and media outlets to a former CIA agent accused of sexual abuse went viral.
A video taken with a hidden camera went viral, showing Mariano Cúneo Libarona, Javier Milei's Minister of Justice, offering his services to Tim Ballard, a former US federal agent who became famous thanks to the success of the film “Sound of Freedom,” supposedly based on his life, which tells the story of a rescue operation to save children from a human trafficking network in Colombia. However, the man also has five complaints of sexual abuse against former employees.

The meeting took place in New York, and the official offered Ballard to review a bill before it is discussed in Congress and improve his relationship with the local press: "I'll send you the criminal charges I created next week. I made them the weekend after I saw your movie. The role of the woman who helps is not the same as the role of the woman who finances and the role of the woman who takes advantage; there are many different behaviors. I wrote a model, and I will send it to you so you can look at it, which is the model that will go to the National Congress. I can help you change that misunderstanding that existed in our country and I will get you media coverage."

The most controversial moment in the video is when the minister says he can put the businessman and former CIA agent in touch with influential figures in the judiciary and legislature: “I'll arrange some meetings for you with judges from different areas and universities so you can tell your story and explain the problem. The crime I saw in your films is closely linked to poverty. Judges, legislators, and universities need to know about it.”

The image of the Minister of Justice offering all his political influence to a foreign citizen sparked a new crisis in Javier Milei's government, whose two main campaign promises during his election campaign were criticism of “the caste” and his assertion that he would end corruption.

The opposition demands Cúneo Libarona's resignation

Esteban Paulón, national deputy for Encuentro Federal, spoke on Radio 10 and said: "We are calling for the impeachment of Mariano Cúneo Libarona. They first met at CPAC and then again in Buenos Aires. There was talk of agreements with Ballard. Ballard is the one who sells himself as a pedophile hunter, but he was actually filtering women into trafficking networks and abusing them. The link between Ballard and Milei is Laura Arrieta."

Later, on his social media accounts, the legislator wrote: “Cúneo Libarona must resign. Minister Cúneo Libarona must be removed from office urgently. He lacks competence and integrity. If President Milei does not ask him to resign, he will face the impeachment proceedings that we are presenting in the next few minutes in the Chamber of Deputies.”

Maximiliano Ferraro, president of the ARI Civic Coalition and national deputy, also addressed the issue in a text he posted on his official X account, which begins: "Just what the Minister of Justice needed. He was recorded in a meeting with Tim Ballard, a former CIA agent accused of sexual abuse, human trafficking, and fraud. He offered him a ‘tailor-made’ criminal law, political contacts, and media support to clean up his image in Argentina. A scandal of epic proportions that exposes influence peddling, violation of the Public Ethics Law, and illegal management of interests."

Ferraro emphasizes: "The minister cannot remain in office for another minute. Today's events add to a dark history and record that morally and politically disqualifies him from holding any public office: arrested for covering up the AMIA case, defender of Alperovich in a sexual abuse case, lawyer for businessmen charged in the Cuadernos case and in the Time Warp tragedy, and promoter of misogynistic and homophobic rhetoric."

He adds: “Cúneo Libarona must resign, be removed by the president, or face impeachment. This is a government that is constantly at odds with ethics and public integrity. They do not understand the limits and restrictions they have as public officials.”​

 

[Niall]

More scandals and problems in Milei's administration. This time, we need to pay close attention to the following news item. The Milei administration and Milei himself are up to their necks in s*it.​

Cúneo Libarona le ofreció sus contactos judiciales, políticos y mediáticos a un exespía americano y la oposición exige su renuncia

Se viralizaron imágenes del ministro de Justicia Mariano Cúneo Libarona prometiendo magistrados, legisladores y medios a un exagente de la CIA acusado de abuso sexual.

www.perfil.com

VIDEO: Mariano Cúneo Libarona con Tim Ballard

The case against Tim Ballard has been dropped, as I suspected it would, because they're trying to 'lawfare' him out of his mission to highlight rampant child sex slavery in the Western hemisphere.

So, any govt official meeting Ballard and 'consulting with him' can only be a good thing, or so it seems to me.

 

[Bluegazer]

@Niall If it's like you say, then the problem isn't Ballard. The problem is that they want to use Ballard. That's why I say Milei's government is up to its neck in s*it. Especially Milei and his traumas.

 

[Olivierlejardinier]

People's getting angry at Milei on the streets...

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Argentine President Javier Milei ATTACKED, barely escapes Javier Milei was forced to flee a campaign stop after objects slammed into his truck.The crowed attack him with stones.He stood beside his sister, Karina Milei, when protesters began hurling rocks and yelling anti-government chants.The vehicle sped off as chaos broke out, and some in the crowd even turned on each other.

 

[Bluegazer]

People's getting angry at Milei on the streets..

That's because, in addition to the cryptocurrency case, more corruption scandals are coming to light every day:

Translated: Los audios de Spagnuolo: quién es y qué se sabe del caso hasta ahora

This week, amid the scandal surrounding leaked audio recordings revealing alleged corruption, President Javier Milei fired Diego Spagnuolo , executive director of the National Agency for Disability (ANDIS) . Who is the official, and what is known about the alleged bribe-seeking within the agency?​

Translated: En el círculo de Karina Milei apuntan a Villarruel por el vínculo con Spagnuolo

There have been hours of tension at the Casa Rosada due to the recently leaked audio recordings in which the now former head of the National Agency for Disability (Andis), Diego Spagnuolo , revealed a network of bribes and kickbacks that directly implicates Karina Milei and the Menems, Martín and Eduardo. Within the circle of the Secretary General of the Presidency, there is suspicion of a link between the official and the Vice President, Victoria Villarruel.

A person who lives with Milei's sister on a daily basis told El Destape : "That guy is a jerk, he's a friend of Bicha," he said, referring to the vice president. That's what many people in Balcarce 50 call her: "Bichacruel."​

Translated: Allanaron la ANDIS y la droguería Suizo Argentina por el escándalo de los audios

Federal Judge Sebastián Casanello ordered approximately 15 raids early this morning in a case involving alleged bribery requests from laboratories involving Diego Spagnuolo , former head of the National Agency for Disability (ANDIS) and alleged lawyer for President Javier Milei.

The investigation, led by prosecutor Franco Picardi , gained momentum after the release of audio recordings implicating Spagnuolo and the Director of Access to Health Services at ANDIS, Daniel Garbinelli. These recordings also mention Karina Milei, the Secretary General of the Presidency.

The investigations targeted the ANDIS headquarters, the Droguería Suizo Argentina, and a dozen private homes linked to the accused , including three belonging to members of the Kovalivker family, owners of the pharmaceutical company.​

Translated: ÚLTIMO MOMENTO | Caso Spagnuolo: encontraron SOBRES con DÓLARES

The Justice Department seized envelopes containing around $200,000 from one of the directors of the Suizo Argentina drugstore, as part of a series of raids being carried out in the Spagnuolo case , which investigates a scheme involving the collection and payment of bribes related to the purchase of medications . This investigation began after leaked audio recordings involving Diego Spagnuolo, former head of the National Agency for Disability (ANDIS), who is heard describing how an alleged illegal collection system works, all the way to the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milie , the President's sister. According to the complaint that opened this investigation, the Suizo Argentina drugstore, which is linked to the Menem family, is the one "that coordinated the improper collections and guaranteed the flow of money to the Secretary General and its political operatives."​