Mauricio Macri: 'These elections define whether we are going to live in a democracy or in an autocracy'

06/17/2021 6:36 PM

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Updated 06/17/2021 6:56 PM

"This is the most important election since the return to democracy."

Thus, with that phrase, Mauricio Macri began the first minute of his speech in Mendoza, on the cold afternoon of this Thursday, during the presentation of his book

Primer Tiempo

in that province.

" We

define if we are

to continue to

live in democracy and

freedom or

autocracy

, fancy way of saying the loss of freedoms and republican coexistence ,

" said Macri expression, which sounded harangue face elections 2021.

In that sense, the former president and reference of Together for Change - already thinking about 2023 with this trip - said that Argentina

"has a closed mafia system"

where "only poorer people are generated."

"We have to dare to transform that reality. We tried for four years and

we had success in some things and not in others

. I put in this book the things that worked and those that did not so that we do not repeat paths that I tried to explore and could not do it because of more than I think

'15 is not going to have anything to do with '23,

"he said.

In a message that is read in an internal political key - in the face of the PASO - he added: "Beyond the nuances that we have here, we are the change or we are nothing."

And he pointed to Kirchnerism: "

This government is an army of demolition

because not only did it not fix what we could not fix - and that they supposedly came to do it - but they are untying, destroying, the things that we did make work."

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