Santi Maratea supported Javier Milei: “I’ll bench him at ‘Pelu'”

After taking a break from the media, Santi Maratea reappeared to be part of Luis Novaresio’s interview series and there he spoke of his political preferences and gave his support to the current president, Javier Milei. “I’m excited about Milei, I’m going to bank Pelu. They’re going to kill me for this,” he began by saying for the +Interviews series and added: “Something very genuine is that he benched me, we are all vulnerable to support, praise, pampering. When I made the collection for Corrientes, when they came out to kill me and questioned me from all sides, he came out to bank me,” he acknowledged. He also spoke about the policies applied and said: “I think he warned who was going to pay for this, apart from the caste, I understand that it is a country where political power and politicians are beyond any problem, it was not something that was only going to be paid for by the caste, the people voted for it and agree with what is happening that it is a hard transit, where obviously it’s not going to be forever.” Summarized. He also referred to today’s youth and analyzed the “prototype of the anti-Milei person” as “someone between 35 and 45 years old who thinks they are young because they went to see the Duki, the monumental or Dillom, the people who believe that they have youth because they listen to them -those artists-, people who do not want to accept that they are no longer young and hate young people because they vote for Milei.” A 40/45-year-old guy who hates a young man is called a dinosaur. Who are dinosaurs today? Hope was not from the left, hope is from the right, it’s a paradigm shift,” he explained from his perspective. 

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