Milei and the insults to Lula: was it necessary? What for?
Milei and the insults to Lula: was it necessary? For what.
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Milei and the insults to Lula: was it necessary? For what. Milei wants to be the Republican's favorite, who already took the potatoes out of his fire before last year's legislative with his $20 billion swap. To reverse them, the President has a mirror to look at: it worked very well, in terms of image, to stop insulting and show a more moderate style during the campaign in the 2025 elections.
Furthermore, At the ceremony, the Argentine referred to Lula as "a prisoner" and "thief," in a speech on and full of offenses in which he also accused him of wasting Brazil's public money. In this regard, he openly supported Flávio Bolsonaro as the only candidate able to "stop the socialist trash" in the polls.
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Milei and the insults to Lula: was it necessary? For what.
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Milei wants to be the Republican's favorite, who already took the potatoes out of his fire before last year's legislative with his $20 billion swap.
according to ClarínTo reverse them, the President has a mirror to look at: it worked very well, in terms of image, to stop insulting and show a more moderate style during the campaign in the 2025 elections.
according to ClarínAt the ceremony, the Argentine referred to Lula as "a prisoner" and "thief," in a speech on and full of offenses in which he also accused him of wasting Brazil's public money.
according to El CronistaIn this regard, he openly supported Flávio Bolsonaro as the only candidate able to "stop the socialist trash" in the polls.
according to El Cronista
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