06/01/2020 - 15:18
- Clarín.com
- Politics
In the midst of the increase in coronavirus cases in the City and Province of Buenos Aires, the former Buenos Aires governor María Eugenia Vidal reappeared on the political scene and assured that she is concerned about "the post-quarantine" because the country will no longer be the same.
"We must begin to rebuild hope . It was always the middle class that could have been the locomotive of hope throughout the history of our country. That middle class is the most affected by this pandemic," said Vidal during a meeting. virtual of some of the references of Together for Change.
And he added: " I am very concerned about the post-quarantine , we are not going to return to the country we had, it will be a much more difficult one."
The meeting was organized by the ARI Civic Coalition, which had Deputy Maximiliano Ferrado as representative at the table along with Vidal and the head of the Buenos Aires Government, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta.
María Eugenia Vidal, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta and Maximiliano Ferraro during a Together for Change meeting.
Vidal argued that "these are very challenging times for politics" and insisted that his position is "to accompany those who are in the trenches, where there are no recipes or roads," referring to Rodríguez Larreta and the rest of the leaders of Together for the Change that they govern.
He also asked not to "get into chicanes, nor in minor debates, even if others do."
"We have to act differently if we are different. We have to put aside the pettiness. There are many people suffering and without knowing how to make ends meet, the last thing they want is to see a minor or petty debate," said the former provincial president. , and specified that "you can be firm and set clear limits without disqualifying the other, and for that you have to be exemplary."
For his part, Larreta agreed on the need "to build and rebuild a message of hope" and emphasized that "it is not a situation to obtain political advantages."
"That others do it is not going to lead me to have that behavior," said Larreta, who on the advance of the coronavirus in the City highlighted that there is "a high number of infections, but stable and controlled."