In an interview that had Argentina buzzing, Javier Milei, the newly elected congressman known for his controversial views, discussed his political plans and faced an unexpected personal question. Lilia Lemoine, a journalist from A24 radio, asked him about his views on having children, to which Milei replied, “Yo quería, pero bueno,” translated as “I wanted to, but you know.”
Milei, an economist with libertarian views, has been a prominent figure in Argentina’s political landscape despite not holding a political office until now. His victory in the recent mid-term elections has sparked both hope and concern among his supporters and critics alike.
When asked about his plans for the upcoming legislative period, Milei emphasized his intention to bring profound change to the country. “I want to reduce the state’s intervention in the economy,” he said. “We need to promote freedom and responsibility.”
However, it was Lemoine’s question about Milei’s personal life that garnered considerable attention. “Do you regret not having children?” she asked. Milei, seemingly taken aback, responded with a smile, “I’m still young, we’ll see what happens.”
The interview has fueled discussions about Milei’s personal life and his views on family, adding a new dimension to the public’s perception of the politician. Meanwhile, Milei remains focused on his political agenda, aiming to make a significant impact on Argentina’s future.
As Milei takes his seat in Congress, the nation eagerly awaits the changes he promises to bring, while also keeping an eye on the personal side of this charismatic and outspoken politician who continues to make headlines.
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