Overview
- President Javier Milei held a masterclass at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella that was open only to enrolled students and tightly controlled by Policía Federal and Casa Militar, with lists and scanners used to screen entry.
- During the Oct. 30 session Milei repeated sharp attacks on journalists, calling them “seres cargados de maldad,” and framed his cuts in official advertising as a reason for media hostility.
- Milei announced a three‑volume book titled La política como moral due in November, saying the third volume will include a 400‑page log of the first 30 months of his government.
- He defended his libertarian economic line in front of students, calling taxes “a robbery” and promising that, if allowed to govern through 2031, he would deliver large tax reductions he quantified as $500 million.
- The appearance fits a broader federal tour that included a trip to Catamarca and a planned visit to Neuquén, and it comes as student groups continue national marches over the Ley de Financiamiento Universitario and a related court dispute over fines for a cabinet official.