The socialist element in Argentina is having a tough time at the moment as newly elected President Javier Milei continues shrinking the government and working to make Argentinians more free. After months of cutting government programs and laying off government employees, he is now threatening to shut down a state-run news agency.
During the president’s inauguration of the 142nd period of an ordinary session in the National Congress on Friday, he proposed the “Pact of May 25” and announced that he was closing the Télam news agency, referring to it as a “Kirchnerist propaganda agency.”
Milei reaffirmed his commitment to eliminating the misuse of public resources. In Télam’s case, the issue is that the news agency is perceived as a propaganda outlet for socialist elements in Argentina. He also indicated that he will prohibit government officials from using state funds to…
