The traditional Tedeum of May 25 held this Sunday at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires was not only a scene of the national liturgy, but also of a significant political gesture: President Javier Milei avoided greeting the mayor of Buenos Aires, Jorge Macri, highlighting the distance he keeps with the leader after the smear campaign led by the "charlatan" Rubí in the Buenos Aires legislative elections.
Milei arrived at the temple around 9 in the morning, accompanied by his cabinet, including the Minister of Defense, Luis Petri; the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei; and the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos.
Upon his arrival, the president greeted several officials, including an effusive hug with Santiago Bausili, president of the Central Bank. He also stopped to greet Congressman José Luis Espert and legislator Lilia Lemoine.
