Javier Milei spoke about the legislative elections: 'La Libertad Arrasa'

President Javier Milei targeted those who seek "to destroy the national government". "They want to break everything. In the upcoming elections, 'La Libertad Arrasa' is coming", said the president.

Milei accused part of the political leadership of acting in defense of the "party of the State," which he defined as a structure that seeks to perpetuate itself in power at any cost: "They don't care whether Argentinians will be better or worse off. They care about power and their own benefit."

When asked about the legislative pressure his government faces, Milei stated that "all the aberrations they're trying to do in Congress add up to two and a half points of GDP" and emphasized that this is a "huge perversion" on the part of some sectors.

He also issued a politically charged warning for the future: "After we crush them, I'll restore order to the accounts as soon as possible. I'll be waiting for you on December 11."

Pension reform and judicialization

Regarding the possibility that Congress might reject his veto of the pension mobility law, Milei anticipated that he will take legal action: "If they reject the veto, I'll take it to court. It won't have any effect on public spending or the amount of money."

According to his explanation, a possible rejection of the veto could cause a temporary increase in Country Risk and affect the exchange rate, but it won't alter the government's economic course. "The economy will expand at a slower pace and inflation will decrease at a slower pace, but the process won't stop," he stated.