In a reprehensible action that caused strong criticism on social media, Senator Luis Juez voted against President Javier Milei's veto of the Disability Emergency Law, a coup-mongering initiative that, far from trying to help society, only seeks to break the State, destroy the national government, generate a new economic crisis, and send millions of Argentinians into poverty.
The senator's decision took place in the context of an unprecedented reversal of a presidential veto, an event that had not occurred in the Argentine Congress for more than two decades. The position adopted by Juez adds to other actions taken in the past against Milei's government and in favor of Kirchnerist projects, as was the case with the expropriation of YPF, which he supported.
Other more recent cases were, for example, the closure of the National Highway Administration, an icon of Kirchnerist corruption, where, together with the opposition, he voted against it. The same happened with the deficit-ridden University Financing laws, or the Pediatric Emergency law, which, knowing that they seek to break the State and destroy the government, he supported anyway.
After society's anger, strong criticism began to be directed at the senator for his waste of public resources in the State. According to information published by various media outlets, Juez has at least 10 relatives working in public positions at different levels.
