On the day that the blue dollar rose 20 pesos and far exceeded the 460 barrier, Alberto Fernández gave a radio interview on a state FM where, in addition to talking about his resignation from running for a second term, he addressed life
issues daily life
and was encouraged to express
which very famous Hollywood actor
would like to be interpreted in a possible film about his life.
The President went
to the Caballito neighborhood
, to the house of the actor and comedian
Mex Urtizberea
-who has always been close to him, since his time as Chief of Staff- to participate in the program he hosts on
Nacional Rock.
In a relaxed moment of the interview, the comedian compared
Fernández's presidency to "a movie"
.
"It's a movie, you have to make a movie about Alberto,"
encouraged Urtizberea, after listening for more than half an hour to tell the President how he handled the Covid-19 pandemic and the latest news about the inmate of the Frente de Todos.
The President responded with laughter to the driver's comment, who immediately asked him:
"Who would you like the actor to represent you?"
Neither slow nor lazy, the president named a leading Hollywood figure whom he said he admired:
“Roberto De Niro”
.
"Oh shit!"
, the driver responded spontaneously, while in the background
the laughter of the audience
could be heard , also shocked by the name of the actor who won two Oscars.
Still surprised by the response, Urtizberea insisted on the subject, but now he wanted to know
which Argentine actor
Fernández would want to play him in a
biopic
of his life and presidential administration.
"From here it costs me a little more
," admitted Fernández, who needed help from the assistants outside the plane to respond.
"Grandinetti!";
"Mex!" They suggested to him from outside the shot.
Finally, the President understood the hint and, in a courtesy gesture, said that he
would like to be interpreted by Urtizberea
.
Robert de Niro, the actor chosen by Alberto Fernández, if someone should play him.
Alberto Fernández used the presidential helicopter to go to Caballito to give an interview: he landed on the Ferro field
The tranquility of the area known as
Caballito Norte
, bordering the Sarmiento railway, was interrupted this Monday morning by
the descent of a helicopter on the
Ferrocarril Oeste field.
Located in the area surrounding Avellaneda and García Lorca streets, the stadium received an illustrious visit:
Alberto Fernández landed the
presidential aircraft that was taking him from Olivos' residence
on the field's grass
.
The president went from there to
Urtizberea's house
from where the interview was broadcast by Nacional Rock, the FM frequency of the state-run Radio Nacional.
After his resignation, Alberto Fernández gave the list of his possible candidates
The interview given to Urtizberea was the first after Fernández announced that he will not run for a second term.
Along these lines, he threw out some possible candidates for the presidency for the Frente de Todos.
“There are several good candidates who can represent us: (
Agustín) Rossi
is one, he is a spectacular leader;
Daniel
Scioli
?
He is a great leader and he can be too ”, he reviewed, when asked about the names that he sees as possibilities.
In any case, he avoided deciding on one of them and even added Victoria Tolosa Paz
to the list
: "It can also be."
It was at that moment, when he was consulted by the Minister of the Interior,
Eduardo "Wado" de Pedro,
that Fernández made it clear which sector he was supporting.
"Wado can be from another space, because he represents those who have a different perspective from one,"
he differed from the camper who in the last few hours maintained that there are still "officials who do not work" in the Government, a category imposed by Cristina in December 2020.
"I have a look and I think I represent that look that is on the Front," the President completed, in what was the first time since he assumed that he was on the opposite side of Kirchnerism.
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