The cell phone was stolen from an LN+ chronicler during La Libertad Avanza's campaign closing act

In the framework of the closing campaign of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) in Parque Mitre in the face of the legislative elections, a LN+ chronicler was robbed of his cell phone while he was doing the coverage. It happened during the arrival of President Javier Milei at the event, while the president was circulating in the midst of the party’s militants. “Give me the cell phone,” was heard in the live broadcast at 19:19, while the camera was transmit…

As part of Manuel Adorni’s closing campaign, libertarian militants took advantage of the tumult to steal his cell phone from the chronicler of La Nación +. The victim was Nicolás Ortega, who was on the air from the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta, recounting the details of the speech of the members of LLA. At a certain moment, Ortega ...

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A journalist from the La Nación channel, Nicolás Ortega, was the victim of the theft of his cell phone while carrying out the live coverage of the campaign closing act of the candidate for Buenos Aires legislator Manuel Adorni.The incident occurred in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta, an event that included the presence of Javier Milei and a large crowd of militants from La Libertad Avanza (LLA).The incident during the transmissionEvery…

The journalist of La Nación was on the air when his cell phone was stolen in the act of Javier Milei and Manuel Adorni, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta. The president attended the closure of the presidential spokesman’s campaign in Mitre Park, where there were 3,000 people. Although many of the attendees confessed to having gone to the act because “Milei paid them 20,000 pesos.” It was at the very moment when the President was doing…

Militants of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) who witnessed the closure of the campaign of the candidate for Buenos Aires legislator Manuel Adorni along with President Javier Milei stole the cell phone from a journalist of the La Nación+ channel when he was making live coverage of that political act. The victim was Nicolás Ortega, who was going out on the air from the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta telling the details of Adorni and Milei’s speech…