A little more than 24 hours after the arrival of President Javier Milei to Córdoba for the event on May 25, posters with insults appeared this Thursday night to welcome him.
The governor, Martín Llaryora, is expected to accompany the president in the event that will begin at 2 p.m. There are demonstrations by different groups organized to “wait” for Milei.
Around 12:40 p.m., the Police detected one of the signs at the entrance to the tunnel that runs under Plaza España, in Nueva Córdoba, after a call to 911 in which they warned that three men were placing one.
They were also observed on Sabattini Avenue on the entrance bars to the Biodiversity Park, on one side of the elevated cycle path and on the Sabattini and Lugones bridge.
The film records in the possession of the Police captured the moment when three people were transporting the posters that were later detected. The posters were later removed by the security force.
The political part
Milei continues without his “law bases”, stagnated in a Senate made up of negotiators of commas in exchange for perks and benefits of all kinds. So he had to settle for haranguing his followers at an event at Luna Park that recreated campaign aesthetics.
Llaryora celebrated as a significant political victory having gotten a dozen mayors to adhere to his project in exchange for a couple of works and other minor favors. He has spent many resources to weaken an opposition that, without doing much, has him on tenterhooks, especially in the Legislature.
Likewise, Milei and Llaryora will try to take advantage of this period of harmony in a relationship that has had ups and downs in just five months and will continue to have them.
