President Javier Milei has publicly criticized three influential businessmen just ahead of a key labor reform debate set to take place this Friday in the Argentine Senate. His comments were directed at Paolo Rocca, the CEO of Techint; Javier Madanes Quintanilla, the main stakeholder of Fate and Aluar; and Roberto Méndez, the head of Neumen, a tire distribution company. In his remarks, Milei accused these figures of being part of a corrupt system that he believes has undermined the wellbeing of 'good Argentines.' He expressed his gratitude for the revealing contributions of these businessmen, suggesting that they illustrate the systemic corruption present in the country.