While trying to determine the causes of the massive blackout that affects a large part of the country, the opposition took advantage of the opportunity to
reproach the Government for the lack of investment in the electrical system.
And they did it with a fresh Chicana:
the leaders took up the words that Alberto Fernández said this Wednesday before the Legislative Assembly on energy matters
.
" The situation in terms of energy
and the exploitation of our mineral wealth deserve a separate mention
(...) In the coming years we will witness records of gas and oil production. Most likely each year
will mean a new record
. This will mean not only self-supply capacity but also export capacity (...)
Argentina is the energy the world needs
", the President had affirmed.
The radical senator and candidate for the governorship of Mendoza,
Alfredo Cornejo
, wrote on his Twitter account: “Today @Alferdez spoke, or rather,
lied about the wonderfulness of his management
.
Meanwhile half the country is without electricity.
Data kills story.
#WithoutLight
”.
Meanwhile, the Cordovan deputy
Laura Rodríguez Machado
also appealed to the speech that the President offered this Wednesday before Congress.
“HALF THE COUNTRY WITHOUT LIGHT!
Today the president said: "Argentina will produce the energy that the world needs" and, at this moment, Atucha I fell.
Where is the historic investment?
Where is the energy?
Alberto Fernández and his parallel world.
#SinLuz ”, she stated on social networks.
Meanwhile, the radical deputy
Fabio Quetglas
appealed to
a classic meme taken from The Simpsons
to realize that the Argentina that Alberto Fernández describes is not the real one.
The one who also appealed to irony to criticize Alberto Fernández was
Diego Santilli,
candidate for governor of Buenos Aires for Together for Change, with the classic comparison "Expectation vs. Reality".
"Not even 6 hours did the story last",
was the conclusion of the deputy
Cristian Ritondo
, also a postulant in the Province,
who accompanied his message with
a video where the President is heard talking
about energy investments during his visit to Congress.
Criticism for the light, from right to left
The Buenos Aires legislator for La Libertad Avanza,
Ramiro Marra
urged not to blame the companies that provide the service, but the Government.
"WHAT A BRONCA GENERATES ALL THIS SITUATION It is all the fault of this government that did not know how to generate
a minimum of confidence and stability for investment.
That they do not come now to blame companies and consumers for all this mess," he wrote on Twitter.
For her part, from the left, the leader of Nuevo Más
Manuela Castañeira
expressed: “There is a giant blackout in AMBA and a large part of Argentina!
Alberto has just talked about the 'wonders' of the country but the privatized energy companies
have been stolen down to the last 'screw
' and a large part of the country is #without light”.
The deputy of the Left with representation in Congress,
Myriam Bregman,
pointed against the companies and
asked to nationalize
the electrical service.
"Great blackout in several provinces and in the AMBA. It is time to discuss privatizations, the need to nationalize the service, with
control of workers and users
, and to think of a plan for the benefit of the population. That companies return what they They ran away and stole," he said.
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