Juan Grabois
, the founder of the Movement of Excluded Workers (MTE) whose members took possession of a 140-hectare field near Mar del Plata, had a strong clash with the journalist Cristina Pérez during an interview and called her a "liar,
xenophobic
and racist".
After a hot weekend, with crosses between the neighbors and the militants of the organization led by Grabois, the radio host Rivadavia consulted him about the complaint filed by Guillermo Montenegro -mayor of General Pueyrredón- against the heads of the group of social leader and against the officials of the State Assets Agency who ceded the land in El Marquesado, south of the seaside resort.
And he provoked the reaction of the social leader when he remarked that people from the La Matanza party, supposedly linked to his organization, had arrived at that property, "They arrived, let's say, without warning, and they camped in the place and settled there without much knowledge ownership," said Cristina Pérez.
"Well, do you know what happens?
The news lies.
They are people from Mar del Plata, from Batán, from CONICET, from INTA from Mar del Plata and from the University of Mar del Plata, there is no one from La Matanza," he attacked. Grabois.
"What is clear is that they distribute land with political affinity, as happens with the Mapuches," replied the driver, which caused Grabois's immediate exaltation: "You are
a xenophobic, you are a racist and you are a classist
. What you He is saying, the truth is, he is impressively wicked. The truth is that he is a scoundrel," he launched.
