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Argentine president-elect, ultra-liberal Javier Miley, said on Sunday that the situation in the country is critical and that there is no place for “half measures” in dealing with
Argentine president-elect, ultra-liberal Javier Miley, said on Sunday that the situation in the country is critical and that there is no place for “half measures” in dealing with his supporters.
Amid a severe financial crisis, Miley won 55.7% of the vote on Sunday, compared with 44.3% for Massa, according to an extended count of 99.1% of the vote.
“The situation in Argentina is critical (…) There is no place for warmth, no place for half measures,” said the explosive president-elect, who thanked his new political partners, former President Mauricio Macri and a former candidate, for their electoral support.
During his speech, he said: “Everything is within the law, nothing is outside the law.”
Argentine President-elect Javier Miley opened the door this Sunday to political leaders from other political forces who want to join the new country and, according to him, they will be “welcome guests”, regardless of where they were before or possible differences.
“What unites us is more important than what divides us,” stressed Libertad Avanza (far right) leader in his first speech as president-elect to a crowd that shouted “wig, president” at him for the position he takes. will be available from December 10th.
With 99.21% of the tables counted, Miley won with the support of 55.69% of the ruling party of Sergio Massa, which received the support of 44.30%. (Reuters and EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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