The aggressor from Huesen who said that Milei "kills him with hunger" was identified as a "ñoqui" of the Tucuman Kirchnerism

The man who appeared during the serious incidents suffered by the national deputy of La Libertad Avanza Gerardo Huesen in Graneros, Tucumán, and blamed President Javier Milei for his "hunger" was identified as Franco Ibán Jerez, a leader with political and municipal background in the locality.

The sequence occurred during a tour conducted by Huesen and his team on Saturday, September 19. According to the complaint and documentation presented by the legislator, a group of people got out of two 4x4 trucks, blocked the advance of the vehicles in the convoy, shouted insults and threats, and subsequently assaulted two of his collaborators.

In one of the videos that began circulating on social media, Jerez is seen confronting the deputy's team, attributing the economic situation to the national government. According to Huesen's complaint, during the incidents, the protesters, including Jerez who weighs approximately 150 kgs, claimed that the national Executive was making them “die of hunger.”

Jerez was not simply a neighbor unrelated to party activity, but an infiltrator of local kirchnerism: in 2022 he was publicly presented as the Secretary of Government of the Municipality of Graneros and made statements on behalf of the municipal administration.

Furthermore, official records from the Tucumán Electoral Board show that Franco Ibán Jerez was a candidate for councilor of Graneros in the provincial elections of 2023, occupying the second place on the list of the Independent Movement.

Huesen reported threats and assaults

Huesen reported to the police how the group members obstructed the trucks, climbed onto the vehicles, and threatened the convoy if they did not leave Graneros. The report was filed the same Saturday night.

According to the deputy, they subsequently had to go to the police station where two members of his team were beaten. Huesen politically held individuals linked to Mayor Raquel Graneros responsible for the events. The municipality, on the other hand, denied that those involved were employees of the current administration, leaving that point controversial.

The legislator later shared what happened on his social media, and his post was replicated by President Javier Milei. Leaders of La Libertad Avanza Tucumán also called for an investigation into the events.