09/05/2020 - 14:49
Clarín.com
Politics
The chief of the Nation's Cabinet, Santiago Cafiero, referred to the recurring land seizures and usurpations of hectares in different parts of the Province of Buenos Aires and pointed out that it is the responsibility of Mauricio Macri's management in the country and María Eugenia Vidal in Buenos Aires because "they did nothing, they did not put a brick."
From Together for Change they came to answer him.
"In December 2015
, 42% of the province did not have sewers, 13% did not have running water
, more than 40% were not connected to the gas network and 1 in 3 families did not have decent housing or lived in places without basic conditions, "began arguing Cristian Ritondo, National Deputy for the Province of Buenos Aires and President of the PRO block.
Who then pointed out defending the management in the province in which he served as Minister of Security:
"The resources they are using to combat the pandemic are from the management of María Eugenia Vidal
.
"
"
It is a story with lies,
" Ritondo accused Cafiero and then turned to Kirchnerism: "They governed the Province of Buenos Aires for many years and when they wanted to make a leap in quality in these 4 years, they came out with these lies."
The former Secretary of Housing of the Nation, Ivan Kerr replied to Cafiero: "The President proclaims that he came to close the crack and in one of the most delicate moments in our history, that it requires the search for consensus to move forward, to always do provocative statements is irresponsible. "
One cannot not be clear about this criminal act that allows real estate deals to be done precisely with the most vulnerable.
You cannot be on the sides of the counter, here the government has to be ruthless and punish those who violate private property.
- Iván Kerr (@ivankerr) September 5, 2020
To which he later added: "The problem of the seizures has a first cause, which is the evident lack of coordination between the federal forces and those of the PBA, thus leaving the path unleashed to the mafias that are behind. to this criminal act that allows real estate deals to be carried out precisely with the most vulnerable ".
And he asked the leaders: "You cannot be on the sides of the counter,
here the government has to be implacable and punish those who violate private property
.
"
For
Daniel Lipovetzky
, Deputy Province of Buenos Aires for Together for Change, Cafiero perhaps referred to "those who governed the PBA 26 of the last 30 years."
And he suggested: "Instead of constructing a story, I should explain if there are national officials involved in the takings, as Berni said.
Better start governing
."
Alex Campbell
, vice president of the Buenos Aires JxC bloc, also repudiated the statements.
"The province's housing deficit has been going on for decades. The takeovers are not resolved either by denying them or by confronting the previous administration. This methodology of aggression and permanent disqualification does not solve anyone's problems. For our country to move forward, an intelligent consensus is needed between ruling party and opposition and stop feeding the crack ".
"Our position is clear: usurpations are a crime. The housing deficit is solved with the presence of the State, not blaming, but giving concrete answers," he said.
In social networks, Adrián Pérez, a referent of the party, downloaded: "
Cynicism and lies are not going to solve the problem of the shots
@SantiCafiero. The PJ ruled the province of Buenos Aires for 30 years and the shortcomings are all of the last 4?
Society expects public policies
and truth from those who have the responsibility to govern. "
Cynicism and lies are not going to solve the problem of the shots @SantiCafiero.
The PJ ruled the province of Buenos Aires for 30 years and the shortcomings are all of the last 4?
Society expects public policies and truth from those who have the responsibility to govern.
- Adrián Pérez (@adrianperezARG) September 5, 2020
For his part, Toty Flores, National Deputy for Change in the Province of Buenos Aires, stressed that "it is striking that the seizures have become widespread at this time. This
suggests that there is a political intentionality
" and analyzed: "Historically this it happens when the inmates flare up. "
"
There is no political will to end the land grab
because then they use those they are occupying as clients in the elections," the deputy concluded.
Lucas Delfino, Undersecretary of Federal Urban Cooperation of the City Government, recalled that the Cafiero space governed "29 of the last 33 years the province" and asked: "@SantiCafiero, you seriously think that the problem of access to land, housing and services is something from the last 4 years? "
They governed 29 of the last 33 years the Province of Buenos Aires.
Chief of Staff @SantiCafiero, do you really think that the problem of access to land, housing and services is something of the last 4 years?
https://t.co/y15NkmRdt8
- Lucas Delfino (@DelfinoLucasOk) September 5, 2020
"The problem of the intakes is serious," said Mauricio Colello, Undersecretary of Government of the City.
The problem of the shots is serious.
There is no margin to pretend to be distracted and find guilty when they ruled the Province of Buenos Aires for 30 years.
Taking charge and reviewing what they did wrong is the beginning of the solution.
https://t.co/ry474vHFet
- Mauricio J. Colello (@MauricioColello) September 5, 2020
The Chief of Cabinet emphasized in dialogue with Radio Miter that the housing crisis is "a structural situation that comes from many years" and that "Peronism is the one that has done the most" for the people harmed in that circumstance through "plans and residential buildings ".
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On this, Colello replied in his networks: "There is no margin to pretend to be distracted and look for guilty when they governed the Province of Buenos Aires for 30 years. Taking charge and reviewing what they did wrong is the beginning of the solution."
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