Pepe Mujica: Relationship with Argentinians had gloves and admiration

The former Uruguayan president praised Néstor Kirchner, criticized Cristina, there were doubts and differences with Macri, a rapprochement with Alberto Fernández and an unfavorable diagnosis of Milei. In relations between brothers, fraternity and harmony do not always prevail. This could attest to the link between Argentina and Uruguay which, although it knew how to be harmonious throughout its common history, had during the governments of Nésto…

The former Uruguayan president left a contradictory and passionate mark on his link with national politics, between insults to the Kirchners and a deep affection for the country. José “Pepe” Mujica died on Tuesday and with him there is also a way to understand politics, the frank word and a link with Argentina loaded with tensions, emotions and contradictions. For two decades, the former Uruguayan president transitioned the thin line between unf…

The former Uruguayan president, who died today at the age of 89, left numerous reflections on Argentine politics and its main figures. In his direct style and without any hesitation, he said about Cristina and Néstor Kirchner, Mauricio Macri and the direction of the neighboring country.

The relationship between José "Pepe" Mujica and the Kirchner marriage, Néstor and Cristina Fernández, has been a subject of constant analysis in the Latin American political context. Despite sharing a center-left ideology, their link was characterized by moments of proximity and tension, marking a significant stage in regional politics. IDEOLOGICAL AFFINITIES AND DISTANCES: Mujica and the Kirchners shared a progressive vision of politics, focuse…

The story of the admiring and mistrusting that Argentinians and Urguists grow among themselves was reflected in various episodes of gods promoted by President Jos Pepe Mujica, who died on this afternoon (13) at 89 years of age, and the gods by the ticks of the other river of Prata, in particular the Peronists. Read more (05/13/2025)