The radical senator Martín Lousteau crossed on Monday night to Mauricio Macri for his statements regarding the elections that took place last Sunday in Jujuy, La Rioja and Misiones, and said that the former president "should not contribute to injure Together for Change."
Specifically, the former president said on Wednesday, upon arriving at the new coverage of the main references of the PRO, that these elections "are not representative because there are provinces that have been managed for many years by feudal systems that they do not represent, but the time of freedom will also come for them. "
For his part, the pre-candidate for head of the Buenos Aires Government disagreed and considered: "While in the PRO they are trying to appease the spirits, it seems to me a bad statement towards the interior of Together for Change. It is harmful to what happens in Jujuy."
Martín Lousteau crossed Mauricio Macri. Press photo Lousteau
"He said that freedom is already coming to those three provinces. First, freedom came with a candidate to La Rioja and the only thing that facilitated was the triumph of the caste and those who were already there. Let the same thing continue. Martín Menem (NdR: Javier Milei's candidate in La Rioja) the only thing he did was subtract votes from Together for Change, which would have had a very even election with the governor who was reelected (Ricardo Quintela)," he added in a dialogue with TN.
He continued: "It is not a statement that contributes to the tranquility of Together for Change. It strikes me because it seems to me that I should not contribute with statements to harm Together for Change. That kind of no statements doesn't help."
Meanwhile, he expressed his anger at the fact that Macri described Jujuy as feudal, where the radicalism managed to remain in the governorship by the hand of Carlos Sadir, of the ruling coalition promoted by Gerardo Morales: "The Justicialist Party had made the people of Jujuy believe that the province was unviable. And when he felt without tools, he gave the state to a parastat, to Milagros Sala."
Gerardo Morales with Carlos Sadir, new governor of Jujuy.
"Morales not only restored the economic order, because Jujuy went from having a deficit to a surplus, but also the order of the State. He managed to beat Peronism after 32 years and, after two terms, he wins again now with a constitutional reform that, among other things, will eliminate the pickets constitutionally, the fueros and indefinite reelection. So to say that Jujuy is a feudal province seems to me the opposite, that it came from there," he said.
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