The Milei brothers launch La Libertad Avanza nationally with an event in Parque Lezama

1/42The Milei brothers launch La Libertad Avanza nationally with an event in Parque Lezama. Photo Francisco Loureiro

2/42Javier Milei presents the national party of La Libertad Avanza, which Karina Milei will preside over. Photo Martin Bonetto

3/42President Javier Milei leads a launch event for La Libertad Avanza as a national party September 28, 2024. Photo Francisco Loureiro

4/42The President spoke of “new traitors”, targeted the press and criticized pollsters for the decline in his image. Photo Martin Bonetto

5/42Milei spoke for more than an hour, describing his path to the presidency in an epic tone. Photo Martín Bonetto

6/42Javier Milei returned to Parque Lezama. He went twice in the 2021 campaign and returned this Saturday. Photo Martin Bonetto

7/42My recognition to all these militants who are nothing like trolls. “They are all flesh and blood,” Milei said. Photo Martin Bonetto

8/42With a lower attendance than expected and without Victoria Villarruel, Milei criticized the pollsters who show a decline in her image. Photo Martin Bonetto

9/42People accompanied him with insults. “Sons of bitches,” they shouted. “This is what people feel,” Milei said. Photo Francisco Loureiro

10/42Milei arrived at Parque Lezama and went on stage with the La Renga song that became her trademark. Photo Martin Bonetto

11/42The Milei brothers speak to about 5,000 people, according to estimates by security forces. Photo Martin Bonetto

12/42Milei arrived at Parque Lezama and went on stage with the La Renga song that became her trademark. Photo Martin Bonetto

13/42The President began his fiery speech in Parque Lezama by thanking the militants and pointing out social justice. Photo Martin Bonetto

14/42He took advantage of Milei to deepen his message to the press. “Gentlemen, journalists, listen to how people know which ones work well and which ones are mercenaries,” he warned. Photo Martin Bonetto

15/42The libertarian praised his economic management by reporting the drop in wholesale inflation and assured that his is the “best government in history.” Photo Francisco Loureiro

16/42Milei: “Lions that woke up because they did not want to be sacrificed on the altar of damned social justice” at the event in Parque Lezama. Photo Francisco Loureiro

17/42The Milei brothers launch La Libertad Avanza nationally with an event in Parque Lezama. Photo Martin Bonetto

18/42Between furcios and harangues, Karina Milei spoke in her first major speech and pointed out against caste: “They do everything possible to boycott the Government”

19/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

20/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

21/42Dozens of security agents guarded Milei on her long walk to the stage but could not prevent the overflow. Photo Martin Bonetto

22/42Hundreds of militants pushing to try to get closer to the President, Milei took the stage, agitating the militants. Photo Martin Bonetto

23/42While waiting for Milei, they broadcast the first chapter of their series. Photo Martin Bonetto

24/42While waiting for the President’s arrival at Parque Lezama, on the giant screen located on the stage they broadcast the first chapter of the series that tells the story of Javier Miler’s journey to the Casa Rosada. Photo Martin Bonetto

25/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

26/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

27/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

28/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

29/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

30/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

31/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

32/42Carolina Píparo returned days ago to the libertarian bloc in Deputies and this Saturday she went to Parque Lezama for the event Photo Martín Bonetto

33/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

34/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

35/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

36/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

37/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

38/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

39/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

40/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

41/42Militants gathered this Saturday in Parque Lezama for the launch of La Libertad Avanza as a party with national scope. Photo Martin Bonetto

42/42The siblings Karina and Javier Milei launch La Libertad Avanza nationally with an event in Parque Lezama. Photo Martin Bonetto