Global Courant
“There is no dirty campaign of the magnitude to which I am being faced,” said the presidential candidate of La Libertad Avanza.
The national deputy and presidential candidate for La Libertad Avanza, Javier Milei, denied this Wednesday the sale of candidacies in his political space and said that he will sue Juan Carlos Blumberg for “the insults and defamations” made against him.
“Let’s review all the political history, there is no dirty campaign of the magnitude to which I am being faced, being that I am the only candidate who made the proposals. Instead of discussing my proposals, I get dirty with questions that are truly nonsense.” Miley pointed out.
After the accusations for the sale of charges and links with massismo in the assembly of local lists in some suburban municipalities, Milei warned: “The lies, slander, insults and defamations in which Blumberg has incurred will to have to pay.”
“You want to be a candidate, you have to bank the candidacy. You have to put yours to finance yourself,” argued the libertarian leader in dialogue with Continental radio.
Regarding the campaign financing mechanism, Milei stressed: “What are traditional politicians like (Patricia) Bullrich, (Horacio Rodríguez) Larreta and Massa financing themselves with? Traditional politicians are financed with state money. In Argentina, politics It is financed with taxes, money is diverted from the taxpayer to the campaign, that’s how they do politics.”
“We, unlike them, self-financed the campaign. I don’t get a penny from this,” Milei said.
Regarding the accusations related to the sale of positions in La Libertad Avanza, the presidential candidate stated: “There are no sales of candidacies in the party.”
“We have identified who created this lie and from there many people joined this lie. We are going to initiate legal action against Blumberg and those who spread these lies,” Milei stressed.
“There is no sale of candidacies in the party,” emphasized Javier Milei. Photo: Juano Tesone
The leader of La Libertad Avanza received harsh criticism in recent days from former internal allies who were left without a place on the lists, such as Juan Carlos Blumberg and those who were going to be candidates for mayors in Tigre, Quilmes and Vicente López, who accused him of sell positions and be functional to Kirchnerism.
“It’s a blatant lie. Blumberg repeated that we sell candidacies, which is false. He replied with a hairdresser’s chimento. He wanted to be a candidate for governor of the province of Buenos Aires for having attended a talk of mine at the book fair. He man does not make a mapping between the foolishness of his demand and what he can do, then he begins to tell all kinds of lies”, the libertarian deputy counterattacked.
And he sentenced: “There are people who are left out in the competition for positions and since they are left out they dedicate themselves to dirtying.”
