09/16/2020 - 16:42
Clarín.com
Politics
The radical senator of Together for Change Martín Lousteau pointed this Wednesday against Cristina Kirchner in a harsh and very ironic speech in which he maintained that the session in the upper house does not represent the agenda of problems of the country or the Government, but only those of the vice president, who seeks to displace three judges who investigated her in corruption cases.
"The agenda of this session is not the agenda of the people or that of the national government, it
is the agenda of the president of the body.
Today's agenda is to set aside three judges who hear cases where the vice president of the Nation is involved. Later they can disguise it as an epic, as a democratization of Justice, as a fight against law fare, "launched Lousteau.
After listing the reasons why, according to him, the special session sought by the opposition did not take place, and detailing the issues that could have been discussed, the economist asked to compare them with the relevance of this session's agenda.
"Let's see if it really is the agenda of the issues that people are waiting for," continued the radical leader, and questioned that with "the abuse of virtuality they are trying to do
what is sung to them and not what is important
."
Vice President Cristina Kirchner leads a tense session in the Senate.
Photo: Lucia Merle.
Lousteau continued with more irony: "Let's continue like this, totally people are not distressed, they have no problems. They have no uncertainty, they do not lack money, they look to the future with optimism, they are not buying dollars. They are calm at home, enjoying themselves. No He has a health problem, we have no deaths growing up in Argentina. Afterwards we offer our condolences, but are we getting involved? "
And he closed: "Doctors feel contained by the health system and are happy with what they charge; the kids are getting an education; the parents are happy with the educational system; the economy is booming and growing at Chinese rates; the young They do not have any uncertainty nor are they planning among themselves how to get out of the country. Since none of that happens, it is good that we deal with these issues. People should lock us all up here and not let us leave until we find solutions to those problems. "
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