Javier Milei made a lightning visit this Friday to La Rural, where the Expo Angus closed. There he greeted the public, promised to eliminate the PAIS tax and withholdings and even took photos petting a champion animal. In the middle of his tour, however, he had some shocks when a man reproached him that “people don’t make ends meet”. The President said that these accusations are false and responded: “If people didn’t make ends meet, they would have died by now.”
Milei’s presence generated a stir at the La Rural property, where she wanted to present her brand new book Capitalism, socialism and the neoclassical trapa desire that he had to give up when faced with the leadership of the El Libro Foundation, which at that time held the traditional fair for the publishing sector.
Two days after finally presenting his work at Luna Park, the President walked through the facilities of the Rural Society in Palermo. He did it accompanied by his sister Karina, general secretary of the Presidency, and also with Nicolás Pino, president of the rural entity. From the public they asked him for selfies, shook his hand, also asked him to leave the stocks and applauded him when he promised to eliminate the retentions.
The tour continued with a visit to the auction of the Colombo and Magliano company, with close ties to the Angus breed. He posed when they gave him the book Argentine Angus Association: 100 Years of Leadership, by Juan Carlos Grassi. He watched the finals, petted the “Grand Champion Black Angus Male” and even brought him a chainsaw. That last snapshot was the most serious of the afternoon.
The thing is that his visit had a moment of anxiety. It happened just before taking that postcard, when a man – between the microphones of the media that were fighting to get a statement from the president – He reproached him for not delivering food to canteens.
“That’s what I’ve been saying: that I’m going to lift the trap the day I finish deactivating all the bombs left by Kircherism,” Milei responded to one of the noteros who insisted with the questions on the way, next to a tractor. .
Then in the video that captured that moment you can hear the voice of a man who, off camera, tells him: “Why don’t you distribute the food that is in the sheds?“.
The question was about the note that the opposition media circulated The uncovering about food accumulated in a warehouse, in the midst of the complaint that the Ministry of Human Capital made about ghost canteens.
“Indeed, these foods exist. They have different expiration dates, they are not about to expire. Those with the closest expiration date will be distributed. They are foods acquired by the previous administration and, furthermore, they are there because evidently, from the audits carried out by the minister, a good percentage of the canteens were trout, they did not exist or they did not have the number of people they claimed to have,” said Adorni. Thursday, in his usual press conference, in the midst of complaints about irregular dining rooms. “Of course the food is going to be distributed and it will reach the people it needs to reach,” the spokesperson added.
Milei alluded to that version refuted by the spokesperson to answer the man’s reproach in La Rural.
“If they are being distributed, let’s say…“He denied the claim.”What happens is that there are people who work who are losing their jobs.“he continued.
The man continued with his complaints. “People don’t make ends meet, President“he commented.
Milei turned her head again to respond. “If people didn’t make ends meet, they would be dying in the streets, and that is false“replied the president.
The man insisted: “I tell you: people don’t come“.
“And well, let’s say“Milei concluded, “If he didn’t make ends meet he would have already died.”“.
At that moment he took the chainsaw that was brought to him and, seriously, took the photo.
