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Argentina: Presidential frontrunner warns leftist rioters: You’ll “have to drag me out dead” to stop conservative reforms

Milei met questions about a potential challenge from leftist organizations via protest during an interview

Newsroom August 18 01:26

Argentine presidential election front-runner Javier Milei affirmed his commitment to a dramatic reduction in the size of the government on Tuesday evening — asserting that potential leftist rioters at the presidential offices will have to either “drag me out of there dead” or go to prison.

Milei met questions about a potential challenge from leftist organizations via protest during an interview in which he described the elimination of over a dozen government ministries. In the interview, given to the Argentine news network La Nacion+ with journalist Jonatan Viale, Milei went over his plan to literally decimate the number of federal government ministries, reducing them from the current 18 to just eight. Milei was given a map of the current agency framework of the federal government and one by one began scratching out the agencies he considered useless or foldable into other, larger ministries.

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