07/18/2020 - 9:56
- Clarín.com
- Politics
After detailing the schedule of how new activities will be released from quarantine, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta put in his sights the possible meetings that could take place on Monday July 20 to celebrate Friend's Day.
The head of the Buenos Aires Government announced that an extra effort will be made to monitor compliance with the isolation. " On Friend's Day there are going to be special controls on the streets, that people don't get together in public spaces, " he said, but added: "There is no control that is worth it if people don't take care of themselves. each house. "
" The personal meeting is the greatest risk of contagion , that people do not meet. Friend's Day tempts us all because we have not seen our friends for months, but we have to take care of ourselves and we want to be able to advance in recovering liberties", Indian. "This pandemic restricted freedoms around the world; we have to be trying to regain those freedoms."
Speaking to the "Let's Say Everything" program on CNN Radio, Larreta even spoke of his "friendship" with President Alberto Fernández. "I do not understand why someone should be upset if Alberto calls me a friend," he said, although he admitted that "on Monday I will not call him (to greet him) for friend's day; friends are the ones of a lifetime."
He also minimized the differences with the Buenosairean governor Axel Kicillof: "Although we are in different political spaces, I have a very good relationship. The virus does not stop in General Paz."
Larreta insisted that "public transport is the most sensitive issue because people travel together and in closed places. With the millions of people in the AMBA, it is impossible to think that people can travel more separately."
Regarding the movement permit for essential workers, the mayor of Buenos Aires said that it will remain in force and is the same as until now.
"All the decisions we had to make at this time are difficult. This opening requires a lot of responsibility from the people," he insisted.