Two days after his speech in Congress, in the framework of the opening of the ordinary sessions,
Alberto Fernández
reappeared publicly in the framework of an interview in which
he used the impeachment of the Supreme Court of Justice to compare himself with Juan Sunday Peron
.
He also analyzed his management, defended Cristina Kirchner, responded to criticism of Sergio "Kun" Aguero and shot Javier Milei, whom he accused of being an "employee of multinationals."
It was in a note with C5N that the President reviewed from his beginning through the
coronavirus pandemic to the current confrontation with the Court.
"The pandemic forced us to change the logic of the Government, where the predominant thing was to take care of people's health, the economy was not the predominant issue. But that brought negative consequences," he said, recalling the beginning of 2020.
However, he showed no regrets about his measures, which included a strict quarantine of several months: "When I look back, I think I would have wanted that not to happen to me, but I think we did the right thing."
Then he referred to the agreement with the International Monetary Fund, which generated ruptures within the Frente de Todos and even caused the resignation of Máximo Kirchner as president of the bloc in the Chamber of Deputies due to the arrangement.
In this sense, he replied to those who opposed it: "I was able to reach an agreement with the Fund when I could. All those who argued that the agreement was unsustainable have failed. All those predictions have failed."
"I am not preparing for Comodoro Py because I did not commit crimes or commit acts of corruption"
Alberto Fernández referred to his confrontation with the Supreme Court and the possibility that they would be "punished" for that in the future.
"The logic of the perverts is to keep us for years with open causes to keep us conditioned, as hostages
," he said in this regard.
Then, when asked if he believes that this is currently happening to Cristina Kirchner, the President was punctual: "That happens to everyone. I have a lot of absurd complaints that have been made against me that are ridiculous and that they leave them open In case one day it occurs to them to call me for an investigation and they have me walking around Comodoro Py," he said.
However, when asked if he is preparing to be called in the framework of any of his causes, he replied: "I am not preparing for that because I have never committed a crime and I have not committed any act of corruption for them to do that."
Alberto Fernández spoke about the country's economic growth
Along the same lines as what has been repeated in recent months, Alberto Fernández insisted on the moment of growth that the country is going through and referred to jobs after a survey revealed that 53% of people who are actively searching in Argentina are currently unemployed.
"Argentina grew. It grew 5.4 this year, employment has been growing for 29 months. You look at the industry and the data is overwhelming," he remarked.
Alberto Fernández's response to Kun Aguero and the conflict with the Court
He also referred to his speech last Wednesday in the framework of the opening of sessions in Congress and responded to criticism about the moment in which he raised his voice.
"He had a band of crazy people screaming behind him. Ladies and gentlemen of the deputies screaming like crazy," he said when asked about the statements of Sergio "Kun" Aguero, who was outraged by his screams.
"He didn't see it and I understand it," Fernández explained.
The kun Agüero on the cries of the President
Minutes later, he returned to the news of his administration, referring to one of the issues that caused the most controversies in recent weeks in the context of the impeachment trial against the Supreme Court.
"Now we are in a conflict of power with the Supreme Court because it has interfered in issues of the administration of the national budget and I do not want to admit that because it is an interference of one power over the other and it messed with the legislative branch telling it how have to name their representatives," he explained.
And he continued: "The request for impeachment is now because now all this has happened."
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