Conan, Javier Milei’s dog/son, died in 2017. That was a revelation from the book “Crazy”, a fact that the libertarian to this day does not acknowledge. Not only that: he thanks his deceased pet in most of his speeches, as he did on the night he won the primary.
However, his strange version of events was now rejected by the very company in which he had the clones of the dog made. The thing is “Perpetuate”, The US company to which the economist paid $50,000 in exchange for his four “grandchildren” -as he calls them-, redesigned its page after August 13. And he opens his home advertising with a photo of Milei and her “dead dog” Conan.
“Dr. Javier Milei, winner of the August primary elections in Argentinahe dedicated his victory to Conan, his deceased dog, and to the four clones that were produced by the cells preserved by Perpetuate”, says the company as soon as its site opens. And they even attached a photo of Milei’s English mastiff, from 2014 – where the animal already appears old and with several gray hairs – and three of its copies, when they were still puppies. What will the economist say when he sees the site?
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