Iñaki Gutiérrez exposed the Kirchnerists from Blender with data they couldn't refute.

During his appearance on the Escucho Ofertas show on the streaming channel Blender, the libertarian influencer  Iñaki Gutiérrez joined the panel alongside Flavio Azzaro, comedian Guille Aquino, and Federico Bal.

The most tense moment occurred when one of the panelists, Anacleta, tried to question President Javier Milei by accusing him of "fueling hatred". Gutiérrez replied with numbers: "For me, it's much more hateful that 63% of kids are living in poverty, as happened during Massa's administration, than saying son of a bitch."

The panelist, cornered by the figures, replied with a classic: "What you all do is always start talking about numbers."

"With us, 2.7 million children came out of poverty"

Far from backing down, the young libertarian doubled down. He recalled that during the Kirchner administration, child poverty climbed to 57%, while today, according to UNICEF figures, 2.7 million children have left that situation.  "Massa can't show you that achievement. Alberto Fernández can't show you that achievement. We came to fix that mess," he emphasized.

In his remarks, he also reviewed the economic legacy left by Kirchnerism: official dollar at 60 pesos (132 pounds) with the blue at 1,300 (2,866 pounds), year-on-year inflation at 250%, and a debt that reached nearly 400 billion dollars.

When the discussion shifted to feelings,  Gutiérrez concluded with irony: "We can't talk about what each person feels. If we're going to be guided by emotions, we'll never reach an agreement."

The profile of the libertarian influencer

Iñaki Gutiérrez, 24 years old, studies Law and Economics. He is one of the young people closest to President Javier Milei and is known for managing his social media, especially TikTok. According to his own clarification, he doesn't receive a salary from the State despite his frequent access to Casa Rosada.

His appearance on Blender left a clear message:  numbers carry more weight than any narrative, and in the face of them, Kirchnerist arguments seem to be left without a response.