2023-11-18 03:01:27
On the Friday night before the runoff, Javier Miley went to Colon Theater from the City of Buenos Aires to see the opera Madame Butterfly. She arrived there with his partner, Fatima Florez, and received grievances from the audience present and the local orchestra. This fact quickly went viral. Patricia Bullrich He defended him on his social networks.
The former candidate for president of Together for Change, evading the ban, published on her X account a message of support for the founder of La Libertad Avanza in the face of the viralization of the chants once morest her. «The Teatro Colón is a showcase of Argentina in the world. Today, part of the audience and a minority of the orchestra and choir tried to sing the Peronist march, shouting @JMilei,” she began.
Regarding this, he remarked that it is “quite an example of the prevailing decadence and the same intolerance as always. On Sunday change is inevitable«completed the PRO official who, following coming third in the general elections on October 22, made an alliance with the liberals to give them part of their votes in the runoff.
Libertarian messages
In addition to Patricia Bullrich, Javier Milei’s own party also left messages of support for him, criticism of Kirchnerism and some videos of what happened at the Teatro Colón. Without going any further, Buenos Aires legislator Ramiro Marra asked that his video also go viral, like those who say that the liberal candidate is “the dictatorship” while the orchestra played the Peronist march.
In the content that Marra uploaded, the presidential candidate is seen greeting a part of the public that surrounded him, while a distant group shouted: “The caste is afraid«. It is worth mentioning that, having not made any political act or made statements related to the elections, the leader is not breaking the electoral ban, as some users on social networks mention.
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