With an unprecedented display of media presence, President Javier Milei doubled down on his support for his spokesperson and candidate, fully engaging in the electoral campaign of his spokesperson Manuel Adorni, for the Buenos Aires legislature in La Libertad Avanza (LLA), ahead of the upcoming elections on May 18.
They not only actively participated in a campaign audiovisual spot, but also, today Thursday, in "La Misa," the main program of the streaming channel Carajo, hosted by the influential libertarian communicator Daniel Parisini, better known as "Gordo Dan."
The appearance, filled with humor, political satire, and strong messages, showed an empathetic, sharp, and determined president committed to continuing Argentina's structural transformation. The broadcast began with a presentation that reflected the respect and admiration the libertarian leader inspires: "We have the most important person in Argentina, the Commander in Chief of our country's Armed Forces, Grenadier Knight, ambassador of light, and our beloved President of the Nation, Javier Gerardo Milei," expressed the host, Dan.
During the exchange, the president displayed his characteristic direct and unfiltered style, even joking with an ironic tone: "I see you're there with a notebook, do you have the names of the journalists I need to jail? And the officials I need to fire?" The comment was met with laughter in the studio, reflecting the complicity with the young audience that accompanies and celebrates him.
One of the most symbolic moments was the gift of a sweatjersey with the logo of "Las Tres Anclas," the channel's economic program, presented by Felipe Núñez, Federico Furiase, and Martín Vauthier. The gesture was interpreted as a sign of support for the fiscal adjustment policy and reforms the president has been successfully promoting, which already show signs of economic recovery in various sectors.
In a reflective tone, Milei also referred to Pope Francis, whom he defined as a "mileísta" during his tenure as archbishop of Buenos Aires: "In the realm of administration, he was mileísta, zero deficit, cut expenses like crazy, put the accounts in order. A staunch orthodox, he wielded the chainsaw like crazy."
He criticized the PRO for the recent rejection of the Clean Record in the National Congress and recalled that "the PRO has governed the City for 17 years and they don't have a Clean Record," despite having a majority in the Buenos Aires Legislature, which would continue, for example, with the impunity of the convicted former president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.
