The day the Senate analyzes whether or not to reject the president’s veto on the emergency in disability, the viral hit that refers to the 3 percent bribes that Karina Milei had charged reached that enclosure. Cristina López, senator by Tierra del Fuego de Unión Ciudadana, sang that song. The Peronist legislator took the floor and said: “Do you know what people are shouting on the street? There is no money for the disabled, but there is money for the bribes. Do you know what people are singing on the street? ‘Alta Coimera, Karina is high coimera.’ And the truth is that they are right.”
The hit that carries the melody of “Guantanamera” was already heard in soccer and subtes and groups, and went viral on social networks. Now he arrived at Congress.
It imposed it from the gelatin streaming the program of Pedro Raremblat, “National Industry”. It belongs to the folklorist María Paula Godoy, who sang it in that program.
The impact on coimagate surveys is hard for the government. Various opinion studies claim that between 15 and 30 percent of Mileista followers hesitate to vote again to the president and his candidates.
