Milei Mocks Income Crisis Claims, Says People Can Live 10 Days Without Food or Water

Argentine President Javier Milei sarcastically dismissed claims that citizens cannot make ends meet, suggesting people can survive 10 days without eating or drinking. The remarks, made at an oil summit, reflect his administration's stance against narratives of an income crisis amid ongoing economic hardship. The comment is likely to fuel domestic political controversy and may signal continued resistance to social spending increases.

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