Karina Milei has monopoly power over the President and the Government. This absence of limits, Javier Milei’s inability to stop her, added to her need to always be the protagonist, and her desire for material things lead her time and again to be at the center of all the scandals of the ruling party. Invariably, the roads lead to the sister. The Andis case, the Spagnuolo audios and the long hand of “Lule” Menem, the Libra crypto scam and the insurmountable protection of Manuel Adorni, to name those that had the most impact on society. The great dilemma that opens up for Milei is that his speech was always presented in moral terms: good against evil, good Argentines against caste.
If the economy continues to deteriorate, the only thing you have left to offer, facing next year’s elections, is that story. And the series of events that scream opacity hit him squarely in the support of his Government, as is beginning to be evidenced by the decline in the presidential image polls. Karina Milei: The origin of all sins is why this week’s NEWS covera text in which Juan Luis González reveals the intimacy of that emotional dependence on the President, which erodes the official story.
Also on this week’s cover, the plan to peronize Horacio Rodríguez Larretawho became a coveted figure for Buenos Aires Kirchnerism.
Another cover topic is the confrontation between the film industry and actors over the use of artificial intelligence to replace them. And men’s fashion: the Peaky Blinders look prevails.
