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Fernández Attacks Milei Over the Falklands: 'He's a Clown' and Says Argentina Is Disarmed

From BioBioChile · () Spanish

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  • Former President Alberto Fernández criticized President Javier Milei over recent announcements related to the Falkland Islands, including sanctions against oil companies operating there.
  • In an interview with Radio con Vos, Fernández accused Milei of trying to reposition himself politically around the Falklands issue and said Argentina is disarmed.

Former Argentine President Alberto Fernández sharply attacked Javier Milei over the president's recent moves concerning the Falkland Islands, calling him “a clown” and saying Argentina is disarmed.

Speaking with Radio con Vos, Fernández criticized announcements that included sanctions against oil companies operating in the archipelago. He presented Milei's approach as a political maneuver linked to the long-running sovereignty dispute.

Fernández accused the president of trying to reposition himself politically through the Falklands issue. His comments add a direct confrontation between two former and current Argentine presidents over how the country should address the archipelago.

He's a clown.

· Alberto FernándezFernández used the insult while criticizing Javier Milei over his announcements concerning the Falkland Islands.
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