Questioned for his usual harmony with Kirchnerism and his “anti-Milei” stance, Victor Hugo Morales was recently criticized by the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Martin Menemand decided to answer him this Thursday, May 2 in the context of his radio program The morningtransmitted by AM750. The libertarian leader had targeted the journalist for his “mask.” While he was talking to Jonatan Viale and Diego SehinkmanMenem shot: “The masks bother me, look at the watch he’s wearing”.
This Thursday Víctor Hugo responded to Menem for his recent statements in TN. “They took him to Martín Menem and he said something stupid: he talked about my watch”expressed the journalist regarding the controversial statements of the head of the lower house.
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In effect, the leader of La Libertad Avanza had blamed Víctor Hugo for his recurring questions about the economic direction of the national government and the reforms which he has been promoting since the beginning of Javier Milei’s mandate.
“The masks bother me, look at the watch he’s wearing”launched Martín Menem in TN and then he crossed Víctor Hugo for speaking out “in the name of the people”, while his status – according to the proposal of the president of Deputies – is far from being “humble.” Definitely, Menem attacked the journalist with the well-known argument of “the caste”.
“The big masks are the ones who speak on behalf of the people and for 20 years they shit on the people,” said the LLA leader and extended his criticism to the Kirchnerism as a whole: “They complain about politics and defended a model that failed of end to end. That is Kirchnerism, which today is in retreat…”.
Faced with this, Víctor Hugo Morales took up the thread of the discussion and stated in his radio program that the clock in question “It only serves to tell the time”.
“It cost me, according to my wife, 35 dollars, without haggling, in a place where I could have gotten it cheaper. Well, this is the watch in question,” the journalist clarified. Then, he told a personal anecdote: on one occasion he received a “very expensive” watch as a gift, he felt uncomfortable because of its showy nature and finally gave it to his son.
In his defense, the journalist emphasized that the underlying discussion does not go through the status of who is formulating an opinion. “The issue is not about the cost of a watch, clothes, or the quality of life one gives oneself,” she said.
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“Martín Menem has it in his head that if you are well, you cannot give a good opinion. To have a good opinion, you have to live very badly. So you can complain…” Morales said.
Nor is it, according to the journalist, a debate presented in terms of opposing “political parties.”
At that time, the Uruguayan journalist He once again questioned the Milei government due to the delicate social situation resulting from the adjustment and the controversial stance of the libertarian administration with public education: “It is difficult to enjoy if one does not see a little equality, if one sees so much misery. If one sees the situation so bad. We want culture, we love education, we come from universities, from secondary schools that the State has provided for us…”.
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Víctor Hugo Morales defended his “humble” origin
“The majority of people who think on the left in the Argentine Republic, that I know, are fine. They do it for others, it is generosity to think of the other, even though one could be saved,” the journalist and host insisted on AM750.
In addition to the above, Víctor Hugo Morales accused the libertarian government of promoting a “treasonous policy” against the people. To close his response to Martín Menem, the journalist rescued his “humble” origin, despite the criticism received by his watch.
“We are millions of people who come from where millions of people are sunk. Because that is my origin,” warned the driver of The morning.
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