The governor of Tierra del Fuego, Gustavo Melella , affirmed this Wednesday that the presidential candidate of La Libertad Avanza, Javier Milei “passes the cap on caste” when trying to capture the vote of sectors that he harshly criticized during the electoral campaign. .
The Fuegian president maintained that the libertarian “has a very difficult time coming back from the things he said” and is “seeking to associate with those he previously criticized.”
“How do Patricia Bullrich's voters forget that he tried to assassinate her? How does she reconnect with the radicals after what she said about (Raúl) Alfonsín? Not to mention the left. There are very sensible people in Together for Change,” Melella analyzed in statements to El Destape radio.
“If you talked about destroying and ending the old politics, you cannot go back to the worst of those practices, such as insulting someone and now saying that they are good. You cannot come back from that.”
He also criticized the leader of La Libertad Avanza for his association with “the caste” after having reviled that same ruling class.
“If you talked about destroying and ending the old politics, you cannot go back to the worst of those practices, such as insulting someone and now saying that it is good. “You don't come back from that ,” he added.
Melella was also very critical of Milei regarding his position on the claim of sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands.
“ Milei has no homeland. That is the most worrying thing. He does not care about negotiating sovereignty, part of the territory or natural resources in exchange for money. I am convinced of that. Now he returns with a contrary speech and there he even sings the Malvinas march. But then he shows that he is part of the caste and that it was only supported by a media speech. It is more of the same," said the Fuegian governor.
For his part, he referred to Antarctic activity and the electoral victory of the libertarian in the national bases of that continent.
“I say it with respect, for those who voted for him.Milei would abandon Antarctic activity because he would consider it an unnecessary expense.
