In the midst of the economic crisis that is shaking the Government and led Minister Sergio Massa to convene unions and businessmen to negotiate a price and wage agreement that will provide ninety days of stability, trucker leader Hugo Moyano rehearsed lukewarm support for the measure warn that historically
"they have not worked", but that "something must be done"
.
This is the call that the head of the economic portfolio will make for this Saturday, where he will seek to
seat businessmen and trade unionists at the same table
"in order to somehow establish the path of the next 90 days, so that there are no justified cheating in
this trap that some living people tried to generate
based on rumors and versions and that ended up generating uncertainty".
"The times that they have been done have not given the expected results but something must be done," Moyano replied when
asked in an interview with
El Destape radio if he supported the measure.
By focusing on his support for the Government, Moyano stressed that he has accompanied "since it began", and justified it despite the economic and political crisis.
"Among all the difficulties, we went ahead and
at least managed to reach a situation like this,
and the government has made a great effort."
Hugo Moyano during an act of Truckers.
Photo German Garcia Adrasti
Moyano was promptly asked if the choice made by Cristina Kirchner that Alberto Fernández be the candidate of the Frente de Todos had gone wrong, and the truck driver pointed out that "it did not give the
expected results
but it did not end like other governments, which ended tremendously badly ".
"Beyond the protests, which are made out of necessity,
we are going to finish accordingly, making an election
to see who the people choose. Some do not want to understand or do not understand, they did not see what happened in the world," Moyano insisted. .
He also spoke about the elections and said that
"the most practical thing" is to settle the Peronist candidate in the STEP
.
"The STEPs would give a consensus candidate, the STEPs are fixed and it would be the most practical. We would have the obligation to respect the result of the STEPs and support the sector's candidate," he remarked.
Moyano avoided pointing out who he would support and stressed that "you can have more sympathy with one or trust, but the issue is that if it is resolved, we must all be behind that candidate who is not going to do what the extreme right wants."
News in development.