08/21/2021 4:23 PM
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 08/21/2021 4:23 PM
The Minister of Education of the Nation, Nicolás Trotta, published this Saturday on his account of the social network Twitter a campaign poster that aroused controversy.
The image shows six students in white coats and chinstraps who put their hands together in the center of the photo, as a harangue by a team.
"We are beginning to come out into the life that we all want
,
"
is the phrase that completes the campaign, with the design used by the Frente de Todos.
In a message that accompanies the publication, the minister added:
"We are going out to study, to work, to see our family, to meet friends
.
"
We are going out to study, to work, to see our family, to meet friends.
We are starting to go out to #LaVidaQueQueremos ☀️ pic.twitter.com/tH3Lb3Jdpj
- Nicolás Trotta (@trottanico) August 21, 2021
After Trotta's posting, the reactions appeared.
The head of the radical bloc and the inter-bloc Together for Change, Mario Negri, was one of the opponents who echoed it on Twitter and did not hesitate to call the post
“cheeky on the stick”.
María Victoria Baratta, one of the co-founders of the “Organized Parents” group, which for months has been fighting for the vaccination of minors with comorbidities and the return to normal functioning of educational entities, also referred to what was published by Trotta.
“They want to show an achievement that is the result of a consensus that is not such and that
does not belong to them
.
All for the elections and the polls ”, he affirmed.
Caradurismo al palo https://t.co/pmD3jjFPIV
- Mario Raúl Negri (@marioraulnegri) August 21, 2021
And he added: "A month ago they were opening lines to denounce the presence. But the polls arrived. This is the achievement of a civil society that did not give them respite.
At last the Minister of Education does what he should do
."
Sabrina Ajmechet, a candidate for deputy for Together for Change in the City, who comes from the academic environment, accused the minister of
"having militated the closed schools."
Victoria Morales Gorleri, a Buenos Aires deputy for the PRO, chose the
ironic tone
with a recurring slogan that has been used on social networks for some time.
"Tell me that the elections are three weeks away without telling me that the elections are three weeks away," he published, taking up the image published by Trotta.
26. Rivas advises the Ministry of Education and this poster is coming out today.
They want to show an achievement that is the result of a consensus that is not such and that does not belong to them.
All for the elections and the polls.
https://t.co/a85Rafc0Nm
- María Victoria Baratta 🤍 (@decimononnica) August 21, 2021
Cecilia Ferrero, a Buenos Aires legislator and representative of the ARI Civic Coalition, also responded.
"You have already been meeting friends since July last year. What chantas!", He published, referring to the scandal over the birthday celebration of Fabiola Yañez, President Alberto Fernández's partner, in July 2020.
Fernando Iglesias, who will seek to renew his place in Congress, used another image released by the ruling party in which young people,
instead of roasts, eat empanadas
.
"The barbecue, I still owe it to you," he remarked, referring to one of the topics used by the Frente de Todos during the 2019 presidential campaign.
The roast, I still owe you pic.twitter.com/U4O4bi5Q49
- Fernando A. Iglesias (@FerIglesias) August 21, 2021
Tell me that the elections are three weeks away without telling me that the elections are three weeks away.
https://t.co/5XFyBTs5VN
- Victoria Morales Gorleri (@VMoralesGorleri) August 21, 2021
They closed schools for as long as they could, sentenced thousands of boys to drop out of school, and refused to take action based on the evidence.
That if, for cynicism they have no limits!
https://t.co/wf6S5ZhLBC
- Rodrigo de Loredo (@rodrigodeloredo) August 21, 2021
Not so Minister.
Its people continue to militate for closed schools when current data shows once again that schools are not contagious even where there are bubbles per course # full presence https://t.co/1wHxrJ21Rb
- Monica Marquina (@Momarquina) August 21, 2021
They have no face.
https://t.co/YKuiyBmif0
- Sandra Pitta (@ spitta1969) August 21, 2021
LM
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