Another round between Alberto Fernández and Sergio Massa.
After
Clarín
revealed that the Minister of Economy did not consult the President about the intervention of Edesur, the head of AySA and wife of the Tigrense, Malena Galmarini, pointed against the president's entourage and assured that the "political operations" against economic
management "They come from the Pink House."
In a media raid that he carried out for World Water Day, Galmarini put into public words what had transpired in the last hours:
Massa's anger with Fernández for the criticism he has received for weeks for the management of the economy.
The Tigrense believes that after the dissemination of the inflation index for February, which was located at 6.6 percent, very far from his forecast, there was cruelty from the media that -according to his vision- is fired by the Government.
Until now, this had only been revealed by those close to Massa, but this Wednesday
Galmarini whitewashed the discontent,
which had as its most forceful symptom that the Minister of Economy did not consult the President about the decision to intervene in Edesur and designate in that role the former Minister of Territorial Development and Habitat, Jorge Ferraresi, a leader who today is very critical of the Fernández administration, but who knew how to align himself with the group of albertistas.
"Political operations are not liked, nor are off the record, which come from the Casa Rosada,"
Galmarini admitted in dialogue with La Red.
In any case, the official maintained that
Massa "has respect for Alberto and Cristina"
and asked "to work so that the team moves forward."
"Sergio never stops having a dialogue with anyone. Unity is the only thing that will make us win the election," she said.
A surprising fact was that Galmarini did not close the door to a nomination from Tigrense.
"I don't think he knows if he will be a candidate for president, it's not an issue that is on his mind," he said.
And he warned that he "knows that he cannot be a minister and a candidate for President."
Galmarini did confirm his intention to compete in the PASO for massismo to "recover" the mayor of Tigre,
today in the hands of another front player, Julio Zamora, which anticipates a conflictive list closure for the ruling party in the district.
Anger against the Casa Rosada abounds in massismo.
"We get tired. Sergio breaks his back while working and these idiots file it all the time," a high-ranking source of renewal crudely exposed before this newspaper.
Despite the noise Alberto F. and Massa will appear together this Wednesday in Mendoza.
From the Treasury they confirmed that the Tigrense will join the White March that the President will lead together with the cambiemite governor Rodolfo Suarez for the return of the train to Palmira.
