10/12/2020 4:50 PM
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 10/12/2020 4:50 PM
President Alberto Fernández shared on Monday a message from Defense Minister Agustín Rossi, who links the media and opposition leaders with a
"right wing that loses elections" and "wants to obtain power through other means."
The president replied to a series of messages that Rossi published on his Twitter social network account in which he described
leaders and the media as
"cowards" and "scoundrels"
, including Clarín.
"They are the ones who want to undermine our government. The right goes to elections, loses and wants to obtain power by other means," the minister said in one of the messages shared by the head of state.
One of the messages from Agustín Rossi that President Alberto Fernández shared.
Capture Twitter.
In another of the tweets, the minister stated: "They don't learn. In 2008 they stopped the country for 4 months, they cut routes, they insulted us. They terminated us. 3 years later CFK won with 54%."
And he closed the series of messages that Alberto Fernández replied: "The same will happen. More hatred, more love,
more corporations, more democracy
, more reactionary right, more popular unity."
After this series of tweets, Alberto Fernández published a message in which he assured that "disagreeing with a government is part of democracy", but questioned whether to call "a protest at a person's home."
Disagreeing with a government is part of democracy.
Mobilize, even with the risk involved in a pandemic, too.
But promoting a call for a protest at a person's home only encourages the rift and damages that democratic coexistence. # ArgentinaUnida
- Alberto Fernández (@alferdez) October 12, 2020
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