Argentine President Javier Milei addressed attendees at "La Derecha Fest" in Córdoba, where he praised his administration as the best government in Argentina's history, surpassing even Carlos Menem's first term. Milei highlighted that his government has reduced the national debt by US$50 billion within a year, a first in Argentine history. He criticized the kirchnerismo movement, labeling it as the most indebted political force in the country's history and accusing it of mortgaging the nation's future. Milei also targeted opposition figures, notably Vice President Victoria Villarruel, whom he called a "bruta traidora" (stupid traitor), accusing some elected officials of betrayal. He expressed confidence that many will be surprised by the outcomes of the upcoming October elections. Additionally, Milei condemned senators who approved a 2.8 percentage point increase in public spending relative to GDP, framing it as a negative development. The event was marked by Milei's strong rhetoric against political adversaries and his reaffirmation of his administration's fiscal achievements.