Martín Menem stressed that “Milei becomes president without having a political party” after the launch of the LLA

In front of the president Javier Milei will introduce La Libertad Avanza (LLA) as the national party at the event that took place this Saturday at Lezama Parkwhich is located in the Buenos Aires district Saint ElmoSpeaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Martin Menemhighlighted the political rise the libertarian leader has experienced in recent years. “It’s a case for the history books when they analyze the phenomenon”stated

“Based on the launch at Parque Lezama, we are launching our own game. “You remember that President Milei becomes president without having a political party,” the Rioja leader said, stressing that he not only became the first head of state to receive the title of economist, but was also the first personality to achieve victory. elections without the support of a developed structure.

Although the libertarian-liberal stream had candidates in several provinces during the presidential campaign, Menem emphasized that the party had the support of “more than 10 or 11 provincial parties that worked with us”. For this reason, he believed that the results they achieved in the elections and the reforms they managed to push through, despite not having a majority in MPs or senators, were “a true miracle”.

In the midst of his participation in Mirtha Legrand“The night of Mirtha that sends the signal Thirteenassured the Speaker of the House of Commons that Mileius’ foray into politics “is a case for the history books as they analyze this phenomenon”. in this sense he emphasized that the growth of political power was supported by the peoplebecause they had no structure of their own, nor members who held any type of office either at the provincial or municipal level.

“We are coming from a very successful start with a lot of support, with a lot of people’s desire to continue betting on this great transformation,” the native of Rioja emphasized, admitting that the same heterogeneity of the party would also have consequences. Faced with this, “La Chiqui” asked him about the partisan internal affairs that have come to light in recent months, although the libertarian leader tried to downplay their importance by stating that “The inner ones exist, they are a part of life because we don’t all think the same.”.

To dispel rumors of a split, the head of MPs assumed: “We are transforming and creating our political structure so that we have new members, more MPs and more senators who have the same ideas and above all the same beliefs. try to implement all reforms from 2025 onwards. He also acknowledged the importance of expanding the libertarian ranks, noting that “on the other hand, they are very organized, they are a structure that has had many years of power.”

“We are working and we have to organize ourselves. To do this, we must go province by province, looking for new values ​​and therefore joining people who are also in other spaces and who believe they are already part of La Libertad Avanza,” explained Menem, referring to one of the main goals. government before the parliamentary elections. Well, he currently emphasized, “We have more representatives than when we entered, we have one or two victims, but they are still accompanying us. We were 35 and now we are 38″.

Despite the fact that the ruling party was established as the political force with the least number of seats occupied in the legislature, the speaker of the Chamber of Deputies noted that “with a very small number and with a heterogeneous group, a huge effort was made at the parliamentary level”. He even cited the approval of the basic law as an example, pointing out that “with a very small number of deputies, we achieved perhaps the most important reform of the parliament, a law with almost 300 articles, where we touched on almost all issues. “

“We were born from the needs of the people, and that made it impossible for us to have a party, we created our political structure province by province,” he explained, noting that many members who support Milei’s idea met the government in November last year. He, however, admitted that the small number of members was still a big problem for the ruling Congress party as not only would they be forced to negotiate to get a quorum, but any minimal absence that might occur would lead to a crash of the session.