Milei Slams Kirchnerism as "Kuka Gremlins," Targets Taiana Over Drug Allegations

President Javier Milei criticizes Kirchnerism as gremlins kukas and targets Jorge Taiana over alleged connections to the illegal drug trade during an electoral campaign in Tucumán.

• During a campaign event in Tucumán, President Javier Milei called Kirchnerism gremlins kukas, reiterating his strong opposition to the political faction led by Cristina Kirchner.
• Milei specifically accused Jorge Taiana of having ties to the illegal drug trade, suggesting that his leadership is detrimental to Argentinas security and governance.
• The remarks come amid broader political tensions in Argentina, with Milei positioning himself against Kirchnerism and drawing parallels to Nicolás Maduros Venezuela.