Violent members of the Peronist University Youth assaulted young supporters of Milei
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In a new violent act, Kirchnerist activists from the Juventud Universitaria Peronista (JUP) attacked students from Somos Libres, a group that supports President Javier Milei, in the hallways of the Faculty of Law at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA).
A viral video on social media shows violent Kirchnerists approaching a Somos Libres table, occupying it and placing a flag, after which they began to sing with clear provocative intent.
This led to a physical confrontation between the libertarian students, who weren't looking for trouble, and the intolerant Peronist aggressors. "I'm going to kill you," one of the participants can be heard saying after being hit and falling to the ground. The incident occurred this Thursday at noon.
La brutal agresión de los kirchneristas.
Somos Libres also shared images of the posters that JUP placed over the space assigned to the libertarians. One of them read: "Gorilla, go Cristina [Kirchner]," written in graffiti on a wall; another said: "Somos Libres to repress retirees."
"Meanwhile, La Libertad activists stood firm, while the Kirchnerists hid behind cowardice, attacking in a pack as they usually do. The same ones who preach love and social justice ended up showing what they always do: intolerance, theft, and cheap bullying. Another snapshot of a Kirchnerism that, when it can't convince, resorts to violence," stated the group aligned with Javier Milei's government.
Hours later, President Javier Milei commented on the incident through his X account, reaffirming his campaign slogan ahead of the legislative elections in Buenos Aires province on September 7: "La Libertad Avanza or Argentina goes backward. Kirchnerism never again."
La brutal agresión de los kirchneristas.
The attack on Javier Milei
This new violent episode comes after Kirchnerist activists ambushed and attempted to assassinate President Javier Milei yesterday during the caravan led by the head of state in Lomas de Zamora, reflecting the opposition's increasingly violent and anti-democratic behavior.
The march, organized by La Libertad Avanza (LLA) as part of the campaign activities for the provincial legislative elections on September 7, saw massive participation from activists who gathered to accompany and express their support for the president.
However, K activists approached the peaceful event with the aim of causing disturbances and assaulted both libertarian activists and the Argentine president, whom they attempted to assassinate by throwing stones and blunt objects at his vehicle. Fortunately, no one from the official entourage was injured.
