MILEI INFANTILIZED SHAMES ARGENTINA
The relationship between Argentine President Javier Milei and his vice president, Victoria Villarruel, has reached a critical point after Villarruel criticized the government on social media and approved a pension increase without the Senate presidency's authorization. Milei publicly accused Villarruel of betrayal, while she criticized him for his spending on travel and intelligence services, accusing him of disconnect from Argentine reality. The situation exposed deep internal divisions within the government, with Villarruel isolated and speculation about a possible candidacy outside of Milei's party.
The conflict is exacerbated by their history of friction, with Villarruel marginalized since the beginning of the term and significant ideological divergences, particularly regarding the vice president's nationalist vision in contrast to Milei's ultra-liberal ideology. The situation echoes other historical conflicts between presidents and vice presidents in Argentina, highlighting the political instability of the country.
Despite the tension, there are no immediate signs of Villarruel's resignation, as she maintains good popularity. However, analysts believe that the rupture between Milei and Villarruel is irreversible, affecting governance and Argentina's political future, given the erratic and typically ancap behavior of President Incel.
