Roberto Piazza on 'A Dos Voces' supported President Javier Milei: 'He doesn't generate hate'

Roberto Piazza appeared on A Dos Voces and spoke about social tension, his support for Javier Milei, and his contentious relationship with kirchnerismo.

The designer supported the president and defended him from those who accuse him of promoting hatred. He also revealed details about his connection with Cristina Kirchner and shared his views on the current political moment.

"He speaks like the people"

Piazza said he didn't know Milei before his candidacy, but he was "very pleased" with his administration. "I don't think he generates hatred, he speaks the language of the street and he's telling the truth," he stated.

He also recalled that, at the time, he voted for Bullrich, but later supported the full ticket. For him, Milei represents a different figure in Argentine politics.

Criticism of Cristina and La Cámpora

Piazza recalled his dispute with Cristina Kirchner when he promoted the Piazza Law, against child sexual abuse. According to him, the former president "cut him off with a new Gillette" for not aligning with La Cámpora.

"All the complaints from the foundation were rejected. They left me alone," he lamented.

Women and Milei: "There's fascination"

The designer revealed that many models ask him to meet the president. "There are thousands of women fascinated by him," he asserted, and said he gave him image advice.

What about Karina Milei?

Piazza also referred to Karina Milei. He said she's a "wonderful" woman and that he's thinking of suggesting a makeover, although he acknowledged that she's more reluctant.

"We must educate, even if it's by force"

The designer defended the Government's direction and spoke about the need to impose order. "Sometimes education must be done by force. They're metaphors," he clarified.

For him, the majority of the population, even those with fewer resources, understand Milei's message. "Ninety-nine percent of people from lower classes are with him," he stated.