The national leader of the MILES party,
Luis D'Elía
, stated this Friday that if President Alberto Fernández "fired two or three officials from La Cámpora, he would rise 10 points in the polls", since the political group has "a huge discredit". .
"The
sectarian and exclusive conception of La Cámpora has been doing a lot of damage
to the national and popular movement. Cristina Fernández, deceased Néstor, made a
blunder that was to replace Kirchnerism with La Cámpora
," shot D'Elía, regarding the political strategy of the vice president
In a dialogue with Rivadavia
radio
, the social leader retorted: "Cristina supported Daniel Scioli [in 2015] and finally ordered him not to vote for him. We lost the Government by one point and as soon as
Alberto Fernández took office, sabotage against him began
."
Asked if he is disappointed with the former president, he responded categorically: "She has done things that are very harsh with the 53 Kirchner political prisoners. Cristina is not proscribed today because her ruling is not final."
Referring to the Kirchner plenary held last Saturday in Avellaneda to lift the "proscription" denounced against Cristina Kirchner, the leader of the MILES party sentenced: "No one named any of the 53 political prisoners. It is an almost obscene treatment that they did with the persecuted with the persecuted. She or her son [Máximo Kirchner] never raised the tube to say 'boys, how are you, what do you need?'"
"Cristina Fernández, late Néstor, made a blunder that was to replace Kirchnerism with La Cámpora," he said.
Photo: Maxi Failla
Regarding his relationship with the leaders of La Cámpora, D'Elía specified: "
Neither affection nor spite. I do politics rationally."
"
It seems
to me
Alberto Fernández had to preside over one of the worst moments in Argentine history
. He had the pandemic, the Macrista inheritance with 54% inflation. He had to do what no President did in Argentina to pay their salaries to all the companies so that they do not go bankrupt and now finally the war and the drought...
poor guy", emphasized the pro-government leader.
In this way, the MILES benchmark sought to lower the price of the constant criticism that the head of state receives from the hard wing of Kirchnerism.
"It is the
natural debate that all political forces should have at election time
, a debate that sometimes becomes harsh," he acknowledged.
"What a good guy and how tolerant [Alberto Fernández]... Having to endure the grievances, the humiliations, the gratuitous attacks that Máximo, [Andrés] Larroque and all those kids did to him," he shot.
Referring to the electoral strategy that the Frente de Todos should adopt in the face of this year's election, he pointed out:
"I don't want single lists made by kicking in the fret, I want STEP, so
that everyone who wants to run can do so."
"Honestly, it seems to me that the die is cast. Alberto is the candidate, that depends on his will, but I think it will finally be Daniel Scioli, who is a man who has always worked for unity," he concluded.
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