09/14/2021 8:14 PM
Clarín.com
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Updated 9/14/2021 8:27 PM
Kirchnerist philosopher José Pablo Feinmann came out to
harshly
criticize the
entire government of the Frente de Todos (FdT) for the electoral defeat in the PASO last Sunday.
As expected, the one who received the most blame for the failure in the elections was President Alberto Fernández, but he also advanced with the questions about Vice President Cristina Kirchner, and unexpectedly Mauricio Macri obtained praise from the intellectual.
In dialogue with
Radio 10, he
said that
the President and his government had "a lack of courage
.
"
His criticisms went back in time.
"What happened with Vicentín was really tragic, shameful. 20, 30, 50 or 100 people went out onto the streets, the usual crazy people, and they backed down when they thought expropriating, a word that Alberto used and that has an evident Stalinist communist smell", Shooting.
He then said that the President
acted with "lukewarmness, indecision and hesitation
."
"And on the other hand, they have not been able to do things as effective as they should have done in curbing inflation, distributing wealth even minimally, so
that people do not continue to starve,
" he said.
Feinmann assured that, in his view, Cristina Kirchner can "reinvent herself at any time."
It began with praise for her.
"I have a high opinion of Cristina's political talent. She is really a great political cadre, a statesman with great international experience," he dedicated to her, but immediately threw an
unexpected shove at her
.
"What the Frente de Todos voter saw lately, which is
almost a nightmare
, is
Cristina's
slide
towards the center
, towards a social-democratic position, appeasing,
meek, weak
, and that
is not the image that Cristina always gave
, "he shot.
Then he said that this happens to the vice president
because "something does not come out
.
"
"They have regressed whenever they should have advanced.
This government is not advancing and now it pays the cost,
" decreed the philosopher who knew how to be close to Nestor Kirchner.
José Pablo Feinmann, Andrea del Boca and Teresa Parodi, in Congress and together with Ofelia, Cristina Kirchner's mother, now deceased.
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The philosopher, one of the standards of the intelligentsia that aligned itself with Kirchnerism in what was once the Open Letter, said that
the vote was "surprising
.
"
"Something happened that nobody expected. Let's change, I did not expect to win so much and the Front of All did not expect to lose so much. I
did not even expect to lose,
" began his analysis.
Likewise, in his view "there was something predictable", which was that the government of Alberto Fernández "
had been very weak for its own people
, for the Peronist people."
"There were some
very irritating points for progress
, let's say. He had promised and
had not fulfilled
. For example, when he refers to the basements of democracy with the Judiciary, the media power and all that, putting money in the pocket of people ... And it didn't happen, "Feinmann complained.
Then he said that the followers of Kirchnerism themselves were
puzzled
by inflation.
that "it no
longer made much sense to criticize Macri's management
" because
Alberto's was
very
similar
in numbers.
"This led people to vote with a certain anger, I think. It is difficult for me to admit that what we call people have voted for Cambiemos after four years. If the vote is understood as a punishment vote, it
is a punishment but for everyone
", he estimated and concluded in the mouth of the voters: "We did not vote for you because we did not vote that two years ago."
After defining the opposition as "horrible and lousy" and its leaders in general as "bloody" and "terrible", Feinmann outlined a more pleasant panorama for the ruling party.
"What they want is for this government to fall, and not only Alberto but the obsession of the right in Argentina, which is Cristina Fernández, to fall," he said.
He also
dismissed the pro-government media
by saying that the government does not have media support, and said that in reality "it does not have any" support.
"
Trade unionism has not shone
by supporting this government. Afterwards, it has neither the business community, nor the corporations, nor the countryside, nor the Rural Society, not even the small and medium-sized companies that I call
small and mediocre company
, because usually what the Argentine middle class expects is to be upper class, "he urged.
I praise Macri and slip with the poor
Feinmann also speculated on whether the ruling party has a chance to reverse the result of the PASO in November and named
a precedent that gives hope
.
It was surprising.
"There is
a great example for this: Macri
. When he loses in the first instance, he
starts
a tremendous campaign where he
puts the body
. He goes, talks everywhere and thus won more than a million and a half votes," he said about the attitude of the former president after the PASO of 2019.
For Feinmann this attitude "was admirable."
"I never thought that Macri, who is called a '
lounger tamer
' because he does not like to work or read,
has a very great pride and ambition to always be on top
," he praised him.
Finally, Feinmann spoke of the results in the poorest neighborhoods of the City, where the libertarian Javier Milei prevailed and there he gave a
biased and provocative definition
of the vote of the poor.
Mauricio Macri, the object of unimaginable praise for the philosopher José Pablo Feinmann.
"When we are surprised because the poor vote to the right, we have to think that
poverty is not a guarantee of political clarity
, but on the contrary," he started.
He said that "
poverty
plunges people into confusion,
ignorance, hatred, anger, and they surely voted for Milei because she is very frontal with the Government and they will have liked
the nonsense she says,
" he assured at the time. that he tried to weigh his position by arguing that for them the percentage of marginalization "is so reprehensible."
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