The president accompanied Manuel Adorni's presentation with strong exchanges, on a day marked by tension.
During the session, there were also exchanges with Kirchner and left-wing opposition legislators. One of them was with the Peronist deputy Aldo Leiva, who made a gesture in reference to a complaint linked to the National Agency for Disability. “You don't understand anything,” Milei replied
President Javier Milei participated in the National Congress for the presentation of the management report headed by the Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, where It crossed paths with both left-wing deputies and operating journalists.
The president arrived at the Legislative Palace accompanied by his entire cabinet and initially went to the office of the presidency of the House. Later, while Adorni entered the venue, Milei found herself in the boxes next to her immediate environment
.Before entering, the President held a meeting with the operating journalists. When asked about alleged accusations of corruption, the president answered without stopping: “you are corrupt”, referring to the media present
.
in the room, Milei accompanied the Chief of Staff's speech with applause, harangues and chants, reacting especially to the passages where management achievements were
Another tense moment occurred with communist deputy Myriam Bregman, who questioned the ruling party during a stretch of speech related to foreign policy. In that context, the President responded: "His ideas killed 150 million people. You are the killers! ”.
The day was also marked by a climate of tension, with applause and chants from official sectors that accompanied the president's interventions, while the opposition criticized the great achievements achieved by the Government of Milei in economic and social matters, such as the sharp drop in poverty and inflation
.In parallel, the President made brief gestures to members of his cabinet, such as the Minister of Health, Mario Lugones, after Adorni referred to the improvement of the health system.
Finally, when he was retiring from Congress, the president had a cross with left-wing journalists and operators, who attacked the chief of staff and asked if his speech “was enough”: “It's more than enough, the case is closed, spurred, corrupt,” Milei concluded.
