Argentina’s Secretary of Worship,Nahuel Sotelo,has publicly criticised the vandalism of the Libertad Avanza (LLA) headquarters in his hometown of Quilmes. Sotelo, a representative of the ruling party, reported that the LLA office was defaced with phrases such as “With CFK (Cristina Kirchner) no”, “corrupt”, “jets”, and “scammers”.

Sotelo took to his official X account to share his outrage, stating, “Thus they left the place in Quilmes that President javier Milei opened, they knew perfectly where to go. Just in the municipality of the Kirchnerist Mayra Mendoza. But they also painted the house of neighbors who have nothing to do.”

He further added, “They don’t care about anything, they never cared. The Kicillof Police could not stay because there were few troops. The usual violent are them.” Sotelo’s remarks highlight the ongoing political tensions in the region.

“The usual violent are them.”

Political Climate and Reactions

The incident has sparked debate regarding political tolerance and security measures in Quilmes.The accusations against “the usual violent” have drawn attention to the deep-seated political divisions within the community.

The response from local authorities and other political figures remains to be seen, but the incident underscores the challenges of maintaining civil discourse in a highly polarized habitat.