One totally unconfirmed story about Juan Domingo Perón (which could equally reflect the intensity of anti-Peronism or his singular character, depending on true or false) has it that when asked if it bothered him that one of his consolations between his two most famous wives, Evita and Isabel, was aged 13, he replied: “No, why, I’m not superstitious” – by the same token, the Javier Milei administration would not seem to be superstitious in sending a bill to Congress to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 13 (which Security Minister Alejandra Monteoliva wants to drop to 12, while some of the government’s more moderate allies would like to nudge the age up to 14).
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