09/13/2021 12:02 PM
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 09/13/2021 12:02
This Monday, a few hours after the electoral defeat of the Frente de Todos in the province of Buenos Aires and at the national level, one of those responsible for the official campaign made a self-criticism on social networks.
Juan Courel, a consultant in Political Communication
who worked in Alberto Fernández's presidential campaign in 2019, had returned to the official sphere in recent months, to take charge of various aspects of the 2019 legislative campaign of the Frente de Todos.
And for that, he settled with his team in Complex C, the official campaign bunker located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Chacarita.
That is why it was
surprising that this Monday morning, Courel put a thread on Twitter where he detailed a detail of his observations to the campaign
: since they were voted by "only the hard core", who "during the campaign instead of growing, they got off "and that" when poverty rises, the one who governs loses. "
1. We were voted only by the hard core and historic floor.
2. During the campaign instead of growing, it was lowered.
3. Let's change remains the same as in 2019. It did not grow.
4. With a pandemic, 9 national officialisms lost in the region.
5. When poverty rises, the ruler loses.
- Juan Courel (@juancourel) September 13, 2021
As if he had not been a participant in the planning of the campaign, the Peronist consultant listed 10 points that, in his opinion, contributed to the defeat of the force led by Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner:
1. We were voted only by the hard core and historic floor.
2. During the campaign instead of growing, it was lowered.
3. Let's change remains the same as in 2019. It did not grow.
4. With a pandemic, 9 national officialisms lost in the region.
5. When poverty rises, the ruler loses.
6. Unity was not an end in itself, but a means.
7. Surveys are not used to predict results.
8. Intermediate results do not determine executive results.
9. It rises with reactivation and mobilization.
10. To mobilize you need politics
6. Unity was not an end in itself, but a means.
7. Surveys are not used to predict results.
8. Intermediate results do not determine executive results.
9. It rises with reactivation and mobilization.
10. To mobilize, you need politics.
- Juan Courel (@juancourel) September 13, 2021
Earlier, the Chief of Cabinet, Santiago Cafiero, responsible for the Frente de Todos campaign, had spoken on the radio.
Cafiero said that the electoral result is a reflection of how "much the pandemic" of coronavirus "made people suffer"
, he considered "logical" that this discomfort has been reflected in the votes of the open, simultaneous and mandatory primaries (STEP ), and reaffirmed that the national government "is committed to listening to the message from the polls."
"We are going to listen to yesterday's message. We know what they voted for us: so that we can generate work
, and to improve the life that we had and that we want to recover. We are going to do it regardless of the electoral result," Cafiero said this morning in statements made to Radio 10.
In this context, he stated that "the care measures that were useful from the point of view of the pandemic, from the electoral point of view generated a very adverse climate."
In this context, when referring to the opposition advance registered at the polls, Cafiero argued that the Government "is committed to listening to the message from the polls."
"We voted in a pandemic and we are still in a pandemic. The President (Alberto Fernández) made the decision to take care of the people and said on several occasions that he did not mind losing votes for doing so."
On the other hand, Cafiero pointed out that the Head of State, Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and the FdT have the objective of "reactivating the economy", and that for this they have to "work twice as hard to regain the trust" of citizens in the general elections of November 14
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