"Cipayo", "traitor" and "functional to the English": criticisms to Milei for his speech on Falklands The President ignored the claim for sovereignty of the islands

On the anniversary of the war, in an act where the participation of ex-combatants was prevented, Milei endorsed the main British argument about the sovereignty of the Malvinas, the “right” to self-determination of the Kelpers, in open violation of the Constitution and UN resolutions. Critics rained from all over the political arch and CFK synthesized it calling it “cypayus”.

Cristina Fernández, Leandro Santoro and other opposition figures repudiated Milei’s position on islanders’ self-determination, such as the United Kingdom’s argument

The former president questioned the president's position on Argentine sovereignty and called it "cipayo." In addition, she warned about the risks of his foreign policy. The post Cristina Kirchner crossed Javier Milei by Malvinas: "It's Cipayo thought and that's very serious" appeared first on The Intransigent.

The former president questioned the libertarian's speech about the self-determination of the inhabitants of the Falkland Islands. "Grave...Very serious," she warned from social networks.