09/16/2021 18:44
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 09/16/2021 6:44 PM
Aníbal Fernández, former head of Cabinet during the Cristina Kirchner government, crossed the deputy Fernanda Vallejos for the harsh criticism she launched against Alberto Fernández in an audio broadcast this Thursday.
"The policy is made in the face of the people who elect us. Peronism is a guarantee of this. I repudiate the sayings of Deputy Vallejos regarding President Alberto Fernández and any of the comrades. That is not done, Madam. Peronism is the people.
Begin by respecting,
"the current controller of the Río Turbio Carboniferous Oilfields (YCRT) wrote on his Twitter account.
The former Kirchner minister responded in this way to Vallejos' disqualifications, who treated Alberto Fernández as a "squatter", a "squat" and said that he is "entrenched in the Casa Rosada.
"The guy (for the President) is entrenched like (Martín) Redrado in the Central Bank, thus entrenched in the Casa Rosada, and he is a squatter because
he has no votes, he has no legitimacy
, nobody wants him every day" says Vallejos in the audio that went viral this Thursday.
Politics is made in the face of the people who elect us.
Peronism is a guarantee of this.
I repudiate the statements of Deputy Vallejos regarding President Alberto Fernández and any of the companions.
That is not done Madam.
Peronism is a people.
Begin by respecting ...
- Aníbal Fernández (@FernandezAnibal) September 16, 2021
And he adds: "Look if he is going to vote for this squat, who apart from it is useless. And the people do not want him, they do not want him because precisely he has not been subordinated to the politics for which he was elected. They did not attend the people as they should have been assisted. That also prevented having a much more effective health policy and avoiding a lot of deaths, because we had to open early and badly, because precisely the people were starving. ".
The meeting with Alberto
In the midst of the crisis and resignations in the Cabinet, Fernández met this Wednesday with the President at the Casa Rosada.
Upon leaving, he claimed that
he was not offered any charges
.
When asked about a possible proposal by Alberto Fernández, the former candidate for governor of the Province of Buenos Aires in 2015, when he was defeated by María Eugenia Vidal, he asserted: "The President did not offer me anything."
"We talked about politics, we must continue to insist on an intelligent discussion regarding what happened," Aníbal F. continued about Sunday's defeat at PASO.
The surprise at the presence of the now panelist of a television program on the C5N signal in the Government House did not end with his arrival, but also denied that the Fernández administration is going through a political crisis.
"There is no crisis," he
said while calling the resignation letters from more than a dozen ministers and officials "symbolic."
In that sense, he added that resignations “are made available to the President.
Does the President need them to eventually dispose of those places?
No! ", He sentenced. In addition, he described the reaction of the K officials as" a very good political gesture. "
Consequently, he was asked whether there is a breakdown in the Government and Aníbal, once again forcefully, replied: "There is no break in the Government, there is no political crisis. You have to ask the ministers why they resigned."
Curiously, Fernández's reflections coincide with those of Ricardo Alfonsín, Argentine ambassador to Spain, who said on Thursday that it is customary for officials and ministers to put their resignations on the table of the head of state in the face of an electoral defeat for him to decide.
The radical, who spoke out in favor of the President's ideas, asked "not to over-dramatize" and denied that it was a coup.
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