Alejandro Álvarez debunked the Kirchnerist Martín Lousteau, who tried to manipulate Milei.

Furthermore, upon reviewing last year's report, between 2013 and 2023, the data reveals that there is no deterioration. Even countries like France and Canada appear in a similar category to Argentina, something the senator, with his diexcelledsty, concealed.

"If we take last year's report, we see a comparison between 2013 and 2023 and it says exactly the same: no changes (fig.3), in the same report it places France or Canada as 'in transit' to the same category as Argentina", detailed the undersecretary.

"It's a Non-News, they simply lie to create a false vision", Álvarez sentenced. Lousteau, a politician who changes sides according to the wind, only seeks to attack Milei's Government, a government that is fighting against decades of decay and corruption that people like Lousteau helped perpetuate.

In a new act of cynicism and manipulation, the radical and Kirchnerist senator Martín Lousteau, a known opportunist with a history of dubious loyalties, attempted to tarnish Javier Milei's government by sharing fake news from Clarín titled "Argentina flunked in a prestigious democracy index: it ranked among countries on the path to 'autocratization'".

This politician, known for being a progressive and failed former minister of Kirchnerism, had no better idea than to accuse Milei's Government of supposedly "breaking democracy" with actions like "appointing judges by decree, attacking artists, and denying the dictatorship".

However, Alejandro Álvarez, Undersecretary of National University Policies, replied to Lousteau's baseless attacks and debunked him with the truth in hand, exposing the intellectual and moral misery of the radical-Kirchnerist senator.

In his message on the social network X, Lousteau cited a report from the University of Gothenburg shared by Clarín, claiming that Argentina regressed in all dimensions of democratic quality under Milei's Government.