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"Let's be clear: this isn't about paperwork. It's prejudice dressed up as policy. It's ignorant, insulting, and frankly medieval," Mr Mardell wrote on Facebook.

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Union representatives have called Boeing’s previous offers insulting and pointed to recent wage gains by workers in the company’s Northwest commercial operations.

The result showed how unpopular some of his economic changes have been and how badly Milei’s blunt, sometimes insulting style had alienated his allies and the public.

Sadat said Ghares was tried on charges of "insulting a state institution" and "spreading false or malicious information likely to harm public order or security".

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“The idea was, could you do magic without insulting people?”

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