President Javier Milei arrived at the Casa Rosada
The head of state arrived at the headquarters of Government. He headed towards his office. He will then walk towards the Metropolitan Cathedral for the tedeum celebration
Jorge Macri at the raising of the flag: “The City of Buenos Aires is not an island”
The head of government of the City of Buenos Aires, Jorge Macri, was present at the flag raising held in the Plaza de Mayo. She then headed towards the Metropolitan Cathedral to witness the tedeum.
“Our duty is to respond to the effort that people put in. We are working with a lot of commitment, the The city of Buenos Aires is not an island, we are making the pain less, the effort felt a little less. There is a north, the country has to be a better place and The City has to be a lighthouse of Argentina“Macri said in statements to the media.
“I am not going to make political statements, just add that we are going to work together so that Argentina is better,” concluded the Buenos Aires mayor who was at the event together with the vice head of the City Government, Clara Muzzio.
The official schedule of activities of President Javier Milei
- 9.00: Meeting with the presidents of the State powers and Cabinet ministers, in the Hall of Busts of Casa Rosada.
- 9.25: Traditional walk to the Metropolitan Cathedral.
- 9.30: Arrival at the Metropolitan Cathedral. Transfer to the Mausoleum of the Liberator General San Martín. Placing wreath, tedeum and interreligious prayer.
- 1:30 p.m.: Departure to the city of Córdoba.
- 2:20 p.m.: Arrival at the Airport in the city of Córdoba.
- 2:40 p.m.: Arrival at the Government House where you will be received by the governor of the province, Martín Llaryora, and the mayor of the city, Daniel Passerini, and transfer to the Cabildo.
- 3:00 p.m.: Central event and speech.
- 4:30 p.m.: Transfer to the Government House and departure to the Córdoba city airport.
- 17.00: Departure to the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
Oscar Zago: “It was a difficult week and difficult months are coming”
The national deputy Oscar Zagoformer president of the La Libertad Avanza bloc, assured that today “difficult months” are coming and admitted that there is wear and tear in the Cabinet.
“This was a turbulent week in which the dollar touched 1,300 pesos, which the Government had not expected. The law that does not pass represents serious problems in all areas, in some less than in others, but we trust the President,” he said. Furthermore, he clarified that “to say that it was not difficult is to lie, I think difficult months are coming, the President said so. There were positive things, We have managed to lower inflation and social spending, but all of this also causes wear and tear.“, he claimed.
In statements to Radio Miter, the legislator, who now heads the MID bloc in the Lower House, spoke of “wear and tear” in the Cabinet, given the possible departure of the chief of ministers, Nicolás Posse. “It is logical in an Argentina with this permanent turbulence, with the wear and tear of many people who put their bodies into it, like Posse. There are ministers too, The President left (the changes) open to the entire Cabinet“, held.
And he closed: “There is always wear and tear, throughout society, even more so in such a turbulent Argentina. Maybe It’s premature wear the one we are having, but Argentina is not a very normal country. When governments change, after the first day of celebrations, you start to have problems.”
Milei arrives in Córdoba today to commemorate May 25 in a small event: he has not yet spoken to Posse and his destination is a mystery
After the frustration of the May Pact, the President will speak this afternoon at 3:00 p.m. at an institutional event, but it is not ruled out that there will be a “surprise.” The speech will be broadcast on the national network from Plaza San Martín, where he will appear alongside almost all of his ministers. But it is not confirmed whether the Chief of Staff will attend, who is still in the spotlight after months of distance from the Head of State and the critical gaze of Karina Milei.
CORDOVA.- Javier Milei He will arrive on time to the event that he plans to lead in the afternoon in the Plaza San Martín of this frozen city, in front of the Cabildo and before several thousand Cordoban followers. He will appear with all of his ministers, who will travel in Malón on an Air Force plane. But there are serious doubts about the presence of the chief of staff, Nicolas Posse, that became the focus of the national agenda when He missed the first big libertarian show of the mandate at Luna Park and thus finished confirming his friction with the President and his sister, Karina Mileiwhich could lead to an ejection from office at any time.
Ceremony in the Cathedral and trip to Córdoba: what the events of President Javier Milei will be like on May 25
At 9:30 in the morning on Saturday the Tedeum will begin in the City of Buenos Aires. Then, at 1 p.m., the head of state will leave for the mountain province, where a new anniversary of the Revolution of 1810 will be commemorated.
This May 25, President Javier Milei will participate in the traditional Tedeum at the Metropolitan Cathedral that It will start at 9.30. The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuervawill lead the liturgical ceremony in the historic Buenos Aires venue.
Without the presence of Posse confirmed, the Government will seek to ensure that the frustration of the May Pact does not overshadow the Córdoba act
In the Casa Rosada they fear that it will turn out to be a dull political photo and they invited – at the last minute – more leaders to generate volume. Milei will arrive with a small entourage and the ministers will go on another flight. The Chief of Staff faces departure rumors and this afternoon Milei questioned whether he would travel. “We have to see if she is within the logic of the protocol,” she said. Concern about the demonstrations that unionism and the left promised
CÓRDOBA, Special Envoy.– Javier Milei will come to commemorate May 25 in a city hit by a wave of polar cold, where it is believed that the snowfall from the mountains could move towards the capital at any time. But the weather, a deterrent in many outdoor events, is not so much a threat to its performance such as the risk that political absences will result in a withered photo, with little militancy but above all with little leadership after the event ceased to be the center of the Government’s agenda. In addition, unionism and the left called for a series of protests that they will try to end before the president speaks.
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