Alberto Fernández
@alferdez · South America
Alberto Fernández is followed by Storyz World for government and public service coverage connected to Argentina in the South America chapter.
The “lacto-journalist” does not allow comments, so I am responding to him here: I did not defund the Armed Forces. I improved the incomes of their members. I did not buy obsolete aircraft to curry favor with Trump by misappropriating public funds. I created FONDEF, improved FAdeA, and revived Military Manufacturing. I applied Law 26.659 and charged companies that were seeking oil in our adjacent sea. I stood up to Boris Jhonson and then-Prince Charles: if we are not going to discuss our sovereignty over the Falklands, we have nothing to discuss with England. I always asserted our sovereignty at the UN, G7 and G20. I got Europe to recognize that the Falklands are a “disputed territory”. Finally, in my view, Margaret Tatcher was a war criminal when she ordered the cruiser General BELGRANO sunk. That said, it is time to drink the baby bottle and go to sleep
Translated from Spanish (Argentina)Milei!!! The salaries of the members of our Armed Forces have fallen 30% since you took office. They work hours for UBER to make a living. The soldiers guarding you kill themselves, burdened by debt because of miserable salaries. You eliminated FONDEF. You paralyzed FAdeA. You are destroying Military Industries. You bought 24 aircraft built 40 years ago whose technology was removed before they were delivered to you. You bought scrap while misappropriating public funds. A piece of advice to Margaret Thatcher's fanatics: get your story straight. Either you admire the woman who sank the Belgrano, or you talk about sovereignty. You cannot do both things together.
Translated from SpanishOut of touch with reality. Under Milei, one company every business day asks for help to avoid layoffs: 448 companies in 31 months. Look at who creates jobs and who only destroys them. “You’re disoriented and don’t know which trolley to take…,” the tango says, Milei.
Translated from Spanish (Argentina)Milei recommended that I compare his results. Look what I see when I do it… in 2023, 1 in every 35 families was behind on payments. Today, 1 in every 8 families cannot pay their debts. The worst figure in 20 years. Central Bank data
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