Updated: May 7, 2024 | 20:14
May 7, 2024 | 20:12
The singer of ‘Tequila’, Alejo Stivel, entered Más Vale Tarde this Tuesday as an Argentine and a Spaniard after the, now over, diplomatic crisis unleashed last weekend after Minister Óscar Puente assured that the Argentine president, Javier Milei, took “substances.” After rating these unfortunate words.
Asked by Iñaki López and Cristina Pardo about whether there had been other insinuations of this type, Stivel dismissed it although he admitted that he was not “so aware.” Of course, he has not hesitated to emphasize that “much worse things have been said” due to “the level of toxicity and tension” that is also experienced in the politics of the Republic. In fact, he has assured that “laugh at what is in Spain” and He added “it is child’s play with what is happening in Argentina.”
Stivel has also recovered a comment that had been made previously in the program in which it was reaffirmed that Milei had been elected by his people and it is here where Stivel has claimed to find “the defects of democracy.” A question that he has argued that “Hamas was elected by the people of Gaza” as the Brazilians also did with Bolsonaro, the Americans with Trump, and even the Germans with Hitler. In short, “the people can also make mistakes, especially if there is a media apparatus.”
“Hitler was also elected by the people, Netanyahu was elected by the people, H
