The official deputy described the union leaders as “sindigarcas, sons of bitches.” He had previously called Pablo Moyano an “ape.”
With a violent style and foul vocabulary, the official deputy José Luis Espert offended the leaders of the CGT for carrying out the general strike that has been taking place throughout the country since midnight and which is the second protest carried out by the labor union against the government of Javier Milei since he took office five months ago.
Through his X account, the legislator indicated: “Trade unionists who stop the country against a government that lowers inflation, destroys real wages and proposes labor laws to end precarious work with miserable salaries. “Sons of bitches is not enough”.
Verbal violence
The disqualification of opponents with the use of insults is a particular and constant style of Espert. His favorite target is union members. Recently, the deputy called “ape” to the truck driver Pablo Moyano for promoting the rejection of the Bases Law in the Senate.
In X, the economist indicated; “I hope that this ape (Moyano) does not come true as predicted. The two laws, Bases and the Fiscal Package, are for the people, the citizens. Precisely to free them from the chains of these syndicarchs.”
When an article in the newspaper Clarín pointed out that this rating was discriminatory, José Luis Espert doubled down and pointed out: “Describing is not discriminating or stigmatizing. What’s more, the apes must be offended by me.”
With the United States ambassador
But Espert also manages kindness. Last Tuesday he was received by the United States ambassador, Marc Stanley, in his memory and the legislator was satisfied and grateful.
“Thank you @USAmbassadorARG for welcoming me into your house. Excellent exchange of ideas and projects between the United States and Argentina,” he posted on his X account.
