Alberto Fernández surprise trip: rest in Chapadmalal and resume his agenda this Tuesday

Ignacio Ortelli

02/17/2020 - 13:05

• Clarín.com
• Politics

Alberto Fernández traveled to Mar del Plata over the weekend and will remain the rest of this Monday with his partner Fabiola Yáñez , in the presidential residence of Chapadmalal.

The return of the President, as indicated by Presidency sources, is scheduled for this Monday, but only this Tuesday will return to official activity at Casa Rosada.

Among the group of officials and friends of the President who play football on Mondays at Quinta de Olivos, they were waiting for his return.

The head of state traveled this Sunday to the seaside resort and joined Yanez, who had traveled early last week.

Although official sources indicated that the president went "to rest" , they said he also took the opportunity to hold private meetings, although it did not go beyond the details of those meetings.

This is the second time Alberto F. has been traveling to Mar del Plata since he is President. In January he had taken advantage of the launch of the summer season and was confined to the residence with his family.

On that occasion he made a public appearance on the beaches of Mar del Plata next to the Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof; Interior Minister Eduardo "Wado" by Pedro; and figures of the show like Carlos Rottemberg, Gonzalo Heredia, Juan Leyrado, Javier Faroni and Mauricio Dayub , with whom he posed for the photo.

This weekend, in Chapadmalal, was also Kicillof . The provincial president went on Friday to look for his wife, Soledad Quereilhac, and his children León (11 years old) and Andrés (7), who remained in the official residence since Monday.

However, from La Plata they said that the governor "returned on Saturday" and, therefore, did not cross paths with Alberto F., who just left on Sunday, after having dinner on Saturday at Quinta de Olivos with his closest friends , as farewell to Jorge Argüello and Alberto Iribarne, brand new ambassadors in the United States and Uruguay, respectively.