Ramiro Marra humiliated Secanucas Pablo Carroza, who defended terrorist Pepe Mujica

porEditorial Team

Argentina

The former member of La Libertad Avanza crossed paths with the “journalist” on his Carnival show because of his clothes and blew him up

The fight between Ramiro Marra and Pablo Carroza added another chapter.

The former Buenos Aires legislator sent an audio to journalist Nacho Genovart during the program Visitors to Carnival Stream, mocking his shirt with the face of the terrorist José Pepe Mujica.

"He only looked at Visitors to see what Carroza dresses up. Today the mom wore it,” Marra shot. Immediately afterwards, the nefarious president of the AFA, Claudio “Chiqui” Tapia, was “taken away” and began to defend the former president of Uruguay: “You don't know who this man is who was imprisoned for his country. You would be wearing Macri's

.”

“At 12 they dress you like that. This kid stayed in the 80s, I think. We have to help him with the subject of clothing, he lowers the price of such an important program,” Marra's audio continued

Carroza proposed Chiqui Tapia as president of the country Recently, the

former member of Baked Football once again demonstrated his loyalty to the head of the AFA in the most elusive way possible.

After the release of Nahuel Gallo after 448 days of captivity in Venezuela, an operation supposedly orchestrated by the parent company of Argentine football, the “journalist” assured that Tapia is running for president.

"I congratulate Tapia for bringing us the third one and for bringing us to the gendarme. I think it's a great political picture,” he began. “I think the chancellor is small, but he is president of Argentina. For me, he can run for president of the Nation,” he said

Ramiro Marra humiliated Secanucas Pablo Carroza, who defended terrorist Pepe Mujica

Ramiro Marra humiliated Secanucas Pablo Carroza, who defended terrorist Pepe Mujica

Carroza proposed Chiqui Tapia as president of the country Recently, the

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