10/29/2020 3:22 PM
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 10/29/2020 3:22 PM
Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner again starred this Thursday in an interdict with the head of the Together for Change bloc in the Senate, Luis Naidenoff, who demanded to appeal to his experience as a legislator to
"raise the debate" in the Upper House .
"Why don't we raise the debate a little bit and end up debating a question of a show of hands, how many are there or how many are there not? You have experience, there are other legislators who are novice or new legislators, as you prefer. You are an experienced legislator. You know what it is about, "Cristina Kirchner asked the opposition leader.
In response, Naidenoff asked him: "I believe that the debate must be raised, I agree with you, perhaps we are surprised by the meaning of the vote with the majority for not withdrawing or accompanying a withdrawal."
It is that the crossing occurred when the venue was trying to resolve how the vote was going to be carried out to define whether three projects on the Public Prosecutor's Office were withdrawn, as requested by their authors of Together for Change, or if progress was made with the discussion at the request of the Front of All.
It was Senator Martín Lousteau, one of the authors of the initiatives, who asked before the definition that the legislators clarify the meaning of their vote.
"
Senator, let's see, when it is a show of hands the result is a show of hands, no one is going to clarify the meaning of the vote,
" Cristina Kirchner replied.
"Let's see, I would like us to respect the rules. I have been a senator since 1995 here, no one ever began to count raised hands because everyone knows," added the Vice President, visibly upset by the issues.
And then, the head of the campus added: "The ruling bloc has more than an absolute majority and expressed its will and you expressed yours."
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