The governor announced that he will launch a plan to reduce the circulation of firearms among the civilian population.
Another key point of the speech was his criticism of the alleged "political use" of the murder of Kim Gómez, the 7-year-old girl murdered by two other underage criminals in La Plata.
In this context, Kicillof denied the responsibility of his administration for the massive security crisis in the Province and criticized those who highlight the serious situation.
"While the family hadn't yet said goodbye to their daughter, leaders sought to take advantage of the event: they are vultures. It's a scavenger policy. An immoral and irresponsible behavior. Not everything is fair for a vote," launched the person responsible for the girl's death.
As if that weren't enough, in a speech full of hypocrisy, Kicillof also announced the launch of the Provincial Disarmament Plan, with the aim of disarming the civilian population.
"Our goal is to remove firearms from the streets," stated the governor, who, to make life easier for criminals, will go against decent Argentinians.
Kicillof, who caused a debt for the country of more than 40 billion dollars just due to his incompetence, closed his delusional speech with a warning about the new agreement with the IMF: "It's a pyramid scheme: a few take it all and the debt remains with the Argentinians".
The useless ultra-Kirchnerist governor Axel Kicillof delivered a delusional speech at the opening of the 153rd legislative session in which he criticized Javier Milei's Government.
In addition to questioning the successful economic model of the president, which avoided what could have been the worst crisis in history, he denounced the "withholding of funds" owed to the province of Buenos Aires.
"The National Government owes $9.4 trillion to the Province," stated Kicillof, while spending billions of pesos on populist policies that don't help the people of Buenos Aires at all.
Kicillof demanded the resources that, according to him, the Nation owes Buenos Aires. "In total, the National Government's debt to the province amounts to $9.4 trillion for these concepts, not considering the impact of the recession on revenue," stated the Kirchnerist.
"It is necessary for all sectors to demand the resources that belong to the people of Buenos Aires. Justice must put a limit on this illegal plundering," he insisted, while his administration has been destroying the Province for several years.
