Overview
- Speaking on El Destape Radio on Nov. 12, the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo leader said Javier Milei commits unpunished offenses and is wrecking the country morally and economically.
- She described Argentina as a “dirty democracy” defined by inequality, impunity and a fear that discourages civic participation.
- Carlotto condemned recent security crackdowns on demonstrations against pension reforms, citing scenes of retirees being beaten.
- Her remarks referenced October legislative results that expanded the presence of Milei-aligned blocs, including La Libertad Avanza and Fuerza Patria, as part of a troubling political context.
- She reiterated that the state has failed to finance memory, truth and justice initiatives and confirmed a March 24, 2026 vigil to mark 50 years since the 1976 coup.