Difficult moments live the government. And also the entertainers who used to dine with the president in the fifth of Olivos listening to opera, or who had kind conversations with him on television. It is that electoral defeat also hit among Milei’s conductive friends.
Esteban Trebucq, one of the showman closest to the libertarian, asked for a deep self -criticism.
“The government has to review an issue: stop laughing at traditional media, which do not put or take presidents but that if they are a central actor. They have to stop laughing,” he said, on the same night that the results were known.
Luis Majul, who is on the podium of entertaining that most friendly dialogues maintained with the president so far from the mandate, went further: from Buenos Aires defeat has been publishing a kind of letters open to Milei, where he recommends point by point what he has to do to win in October. Majul entered an advisory mode. “It’s pathetic to see,” Marcelo Longobardi then crossed it.
Jonatan Viale, on the other hand, maintained a tougher tone. After starring in one of the most humiliating moments in the history of national journalism -when Santiago Caputo interrupted a dialogue that he was maintaining with Milei-, Viale has been accelerating in criticism of the government. Almost as if trying to take off on time. “This was a very hard defeat,” he launched on Electoral Sunday.
