The Kirchnerist march 'for the retirees' failed: the square is empty

This Wednesday, the announced mobilization "for the retirees" once again highlighted the lack of popular support for the political strategies of Kirchnerism and the left.

The low turnout in the protest highlighted the disconnection of these sectors from the true needs of Argentine society.

Javier Milei's leadership and the agreement with the IMF: a step toward economic stability

While the left tries to destabilize with protests without foundation, President Javier Milei's government is advancing in the country's economic consolidation. The recent signing of the Necessity and Urgency Decree (DNU) authorizing the negotiation of a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is a demonstration of this.

This agreement will allow existing debts to be canceled and strengthen the Central Bank's reserves, laying the groundwork for a more solid economy. 

Flags unrelated to the "retirees" cause

Despite the call being presented as a defense of the rights of retirees, the predominant presence of Palestinian flags and the Polo Obrero, led by Eduardo Belliboni, demonstrated the use of this cause to promote unrelated political agendas.

Last week's violence: terrorist acts against the Republic

It's crucial to remember that, in the previous demonstration, groups identified with Kirchnerism and the radical left carried out violent acts in front of Congress.

These individuals, closer to terrorism than legitimate protest, caused significant damage in the area, with damages estimated at $414 million. These actions represent a direct attack on the Republic and the democratic order.

The low turnout in the recent "for the retirees" march and the essentialization of noble causes for political agendas demonstrate the disconnection of Kirchnerism and the left from the country's reality.

Meanwhile, Javier Milei's government continues to take firm measures to ensure economic stability and the well-being of all Argentines, distancing itself from the violent and destabilizing practices of minority sectors.