Environmentalists attacked a La Libertad Avanza legislator in Tierra del Fuego

The Fuegian legislator from La Libertad Avanza, Agustín Coto, reported through his X account that his home was recently attacked, and today it suffered a new assault.

According to his post, the incidents occurred last Sunday and were repeated this Thursday. He also published a photo showing his vandalized car.

In his statement, Coto directly targeted "environmentalist groups," whom he described as "leftist environmentalist organizations that live off the State and the money from their international wokism sponsors." He also claimed that these groups "want a poor Argentina," in contrast to his vision of "one that stands tall."

Far from remaining silent, Coto doubled down on his commitment to the ideas of liberty, reaffirming his decision to confront those who profit from backwardness and ideological dependency. His courageous report highlights how certain groups, shielded by the rhetoric of extreme environmentalism, resort to intimidating practices when they feel threatened by reforms that promote development, investment, and economic growth.

Last Sunday, the same LLA legislator reported that these leftist groups broke into his home and vandalized his car. On his X account, he wrote: "Sunday at noon, some fool from the champagne environmentalist gang, empanada eaters in a jar and enemies of development, comes to my house and puts these stickers on my car. They're so Palermitan and so hippie with OSDE that they write the slogan in English."

Since taking office, the Fuegian legislator has been one of the strongest voices against the Kirchnerist apparatus entrenched in Tierra del Fuego, where for years pseudo-NGOs were protected that, under the pretext of environmentalism, destroyed the province's growth and live off state funding.