President Alberto Fernández gives his speech this Wednesday at the 141st opening of the ordinary session of the National Congress and the opposition strongly questions him through social networks.
Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, who began the session in the City earlier in the Legislature, joined the PRO bench to witness the speech, expressed himself through the networks and asked the president "to live up to his responsibility and do not turn this day into a platform to attack democracy".
Mario Negri questioned the start of the presidential speech, "lashing out" at the media for "misrepresenting reality."
"He is the same President who assures that inflation 'is self-constructed, it is in the heads of the people' and that teachers are worried about not paying profits. There is no auction," he tweeted.
Deputy Martín Tetaz was one of those who barely began to speak, the president expressed himself through social networks.
"I brought a digital ring to the opening of sessions of Congress, to tell each one of the lies of President Fernández's speech. I will refute and tweet each lie," he tweeted.
Minutes later, he added: "The First Lie" was: the president said that they "suffered from an information siege" by the media." And he continued: "He said that no one had lacked a vaccine (many of the more than 130,000 who died did not get vaccinated due to delays in buying vaccines or because they were vaccinated first)".
For her part, the radical legislator Karina Banfi pointed to the moment in which the President remarked that Argentines have the right to know and questioned that "his Secretary General ordered to litigate against access to information on the expenses and privileges of the First Lady. Luckily there is justice and he was convicted."
From the left, the deputy Myriam Bregman also used social networks to refer to one of the moments in which the head of state pondered his character as a moderate and the achievements of his administration.
"Alberto claims his moderation four years after having broken all his campaign promises," wrote the PTS leader and presidential candidate.
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