Despite the unsuccessful attempts of LN+ to raise the price of the liberals, the truth is that they have the greatest impact on the networks, since most of their followers are young people who still believe in a supposed rebellion of a guy who refuses to to comb.
But as the elections draw near, the candidates begin to radicalize their discourse and Javier Milei came to call his former friend Espert a “socialist.”
And it is that in a, at least strange, post by the libertarian deputy divided society between liberalism or socialism.
On the side of socialism, Milei included Cristina Kirchner, Alberto Fernández, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta and Mauricio Macri, but it also included two that at least the majority of society considers libertarians, such as the shortest-serving minister in history, Ricardo López Murphy and the Professor José Luis Espert.
Perhaps a striking fact for a campaign is that its candidate is on the other side. Only.
But Espert, true to his style, was not going to remain silent and used his networks to answer with some irony.
