Diego Santilli: “I Want Javier Milei to Become the First Non-Peronist or Non-Kirchnerist President to Win Re-election”
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At a glance
- Chief of Staff Diego Santilli said he wants President Javier Milei to become the first non-Peronist or non-Kirchnerist president re-elected in Argentina.
- Speaking at Clarín’s Democracy and Development forum, Santilli argued that sustained political direction is important for the country.
Diego Santilli said he wants Javier Milei to become the first non-Peronist or non-Kirchnerist president in Argentina to win re-election.
The chief of staff made the comments while taking part in the seventh edition of Democracy and Development, a forum organized by Clarín. He emphasized the importance of maintaining a consistent political course.
I want Javier Milei to become the first non-Peronist or non-Kirchnerist president to win re-election.
“We usually go four years in one direction, and then four, eight or 12 in another. That does us a great deal of harm as a country,” Santilli said.
We usually go four years in one direction, and then four, eight or 12 in another. That does us a great deal of harm as a country.
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