The team of far-right Argentine presidential candidate Javier Miley issued a statement assuring that nine former presidents, including former presidents of Mexico, Felipe Calderon and Vicente Fox, They spoke in favor of a second round of elections on November 19.

Until now None of the alleged signatories confirmed or denied the fact of the show., neither on your social networks, nor by any other means. The statement was also published on the page of the Freedom and Democracy group, consisting of several former presidents.

A few hours before the publication of the message, the former President of Colombia Andres Pastrana – who is listed as a signatory – assured X (formerly Twitter) that his verified Facebook page was hacked minutes ago. “I have no access or control over this. Nor I am responsible for what is published in it. “Meta has already been notified and is conducting an appropriate investigation.” said.

The text, also allegedly signed by the Peruvian writer and Nobel laureate, Mario Vargas Llosaindicates that Kirchnerism has “virtually hegemonized Argentine political life in the 21st century” and that he is seeking a fifth term through official candidate Sergio Massa, a former economy minister.

Describes the South American nation as The country is “stagnant, with triple-digit inflation, record poverty of more than 40%.” and unemployment barely hidden by Social Security and Social Security programs.”

Warns that Massa “represents the continuation of a failed corporate economic model” this keeps the country in “permanent stagnation.”

Expanded, supposedly signed by former Argentine President Marucio Macri. He assures that the project of the official candidate is the same as that of Nestor and Cristina Kirchner: “Achieve political hegemony through the budget and punishment of the opposition.”

Likewise, he argues that the Kirchnerist governments associated Argentina with “the worst governments on the planet and also aided Argentina’s regional dictatorships.” Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.”

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“Similarly, the Kirchner regime allowed penetration of gangs of drug criminals established in the country, bring the state’s law enforcement forces under control. The mass represents a continuation of this sad situation,” he notes.

“In the face of this threat, the Javier Miley option is presented. a new candidate in politics with whom we undoubtedly have many differences, but who believes in the ideas of freedom and has a very accurate diagnosis of the economic problem of the country. In addition, Javier Miley managed to gain the support of a large part of the voters of the Together for Change movement, especially thanks to the clear support that some of his main recommendations gave him, and today “This represents hope for change in the face of the continuity of the Kirchner model,” keep going.

Thus, the purported signatories believe that “The only way out” for Argentina is “political and economic freedom,“I respect the rule of law and private property, as well as the rules of the game of liberal democracy, social market economics, social justice and modernity.”

“We hope and wish that Argentines will democratically eradicate the electoral model that binds them to populism, economic backwardness and political authoritarianism and, finally, “Choose change towards freedom, progress and justice” Completes the text published on the official account of Miley’s candidacy.

According to Milea’s team, the text was also signed by former Colombian presidents: Ivan Duque and Andres Pastrana; former President of Spain, Mariano Rajoy; former President of Bolivia, Jorge Quiroga; former President of Chile, Sebastian Pinera; as well as former Governor of Puerto Rico, Louis Fortuño.

We thank former Presidents Mauricio Macri, Felipe Calderon, Iván Duque, Mariano Rajoy, Jorge Quiroga, Sebastián Piñera, Vicente Fox, Andrés Pastrana, Luis Fortuño and Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa for supporting the candidacy of President Javier Miley. pic.twitter.com/XMN55YPvRB

— Freedom Progress (@LLibertadAvanza) November 12, 2023