Javier Milei Prohibits The Use Of Inclusive Language Editorial Photo

Argentine President Javier Milei banned this Tuesday the use of inclusive language and any reference to the gender perspective in public administration documents.Presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni announced that the government “initiated actions” to end the practice adopted by the government of previous president Alberto Fernández (2019-3023). “It will not be possible to use the letter e, the at, the x and avoid the unnecessary inclusion of the feminine in all public administration documents,” the official told journalists during his usual press conference.Before becoming president in December, Milei – who refers to himself as an “anarcho-capitalist libertarian” – called for “fighting the cultural battle” against the “indoctrination of Marxism” which he considers responsible for having coined inclusive language, “gender ideology” and the “ecological agenda.”