Argentina
Kreplak shared an event with Grabois in La Plata and called for building an alternative to Milei
The Buenos Aires province health minister took part in a prelude to the National Health Meeting that will be held in November in Córdoba. There, he criticized the national government’s austerity measures and urged political leaders to promote a different path.
The Minister of Health of the province of Buenos Aires, Nicolás Kreplak, took part in La Plata in a meeting alongside Juan Grabois and raised the need to move forward with a collective effort against La Libertad Avanza, according to Clarín.
The event was held at the Faculty of Psychology of the National University of La Plata, ahead of the 13th National Health Meeting, scheduled for November at the UTN campus in Córdoba.
During his remarks, Kreplak criticized the austerity course of the government of Javier Milei and urged political leaders, activists and the public to “make the necessary effort” to remove the President and build “an Argentina where living is a source of pride,” according to that outlet.
He also said that process must be carried out with “generosity,” “work” and “without pettiness,” and linked that position to the defense of health as a right.
According to Clarín, the Buenos Aires province official also reported a 72% drop in the budget for the Remediar program between 2023 and 2026, along with a 52% decline in treatments delivered between 2022 and 2025.
At the same meeting, Grabois said the task is to remove Milei, then form a popular government and do so with a government program, always according to what was published by Clarín.
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