09/16/2020 - 15:58
Clarín.com
Politics
A few minutes were enough to expose the tension between the ruling party and the opposition in the Senate, at the beginning of a session in which the transfer of the judges who investigated the vice president and current head of the upper house, Cristina is debated Kirchner.
"
Tell me what you want to do, let's see,
" the former president launched at Martín Lousteau.
Annoyed, Cristina Kirchner asked the radical senator from Juntos por el Cambio to detail how that space would be divided into the minutes they had to speak.
"They tell me through the Secretariat that they are going to give the discussion now and then they leave. What they can do is, all the time they have for the session, everyone speak, as long as they want. Of course, they can only speak during this topic "began with the Chicanas Cristina.
Lousteau, surprised, replied: "It's not telling him what we want to do. It's telling him what the DP8 and 12 are like."
Cristina, recharged, continued: "Sorry, sorry," she stopped him.
"I ask her why there were many laps, they asked for a special session, after they didn't want it. It is not pejorative."
Martín Lusteau in the middle of the intersection with Cristina Kirchner in the Senate.
Photo: Lucia Merle.
Lousteau insisted that Together for Change was not going to exceed the time, in relation to the proportional part that they have to speak: "It is exactly what I just said. There are some problems when you
are thinking about what you are going to say and not listening to whoever is speaking,
"he said.
Later, and with the pen in hand, he explained that the Frente de Todos has 200 minutes, Together for Change 130, and continued with the rest: "Talk as long as you want," Cristina snapped, and redoubled: "No it has nothing to be thankful for, it is what corresponds ".
Along with the parliamentary secretary of the Senate, Marcelo Fuentes, Cristina asked one of the exhibitors of Together for Change how long they wanted to talk: "How many do you want?
This is a delivery, you ask for it and you have it
. , half an hour? ", he continued with irony.
Luis Naidenoff tried to clarify that because there were four or five speakers, there were no problems in how much each one spoke because if someone exceeded that time, it could be "prorated based on 130 minutes."
Cristina, like a teacher in a classroom, launched: "
It must be my fault that I do not speak well
and I do not have the explanatory faculties that others have. All I ask is that you tell me how much each one wants to speak."
He continued asking the rest of the senators and came, again, to Naidenoff, who told him that he would speak "whatever corresponds depending on the times of the block."
The sketch ended with the vice president doing a live summation: "You can speak for 85 minutes, Senator Naidenoff, I'll put you here.
If you talk less, welcome
."
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