The tension in the marathon second debate session of the Omnibus Law in Deputies moved on Thursday night to the vicinity of Congress and also to the TV screen, where the deputy of the We Make Federal Coalition Florencio Randazzo
starred in a very tough confrontation with Pablo Duggan
when the journalist questioned his decision to support the reforms promoted by Javier Milei.
There were less than five minutes to midnight and almost 12 hours of a tense debate had passed, with spicy crosses against the ruling party and, mainly, between the dialogue opposition and Kirchnerism, when Randazzo stood in front of the C5N camera to be interviewed in the Hard to Tame program.
After the first questions from the journalist who was in charge of the cell phone, Duggan, host of the program, questioned Randazzo, referring to the Milei privatization project and the past of the former Minister of Transportation.
"You who helped the recovery of the railways in Argentina contemplate the possibility of them being privatized, I can't believe it," questioned Duggan.
Randazzo's response was immediate and the deputy and former candidate for vice president in the formula headed by Juan Schiaretti, crossed him: "
K didn't make you a militant, I met you when you were a critic
. "
"You are a shame
," Randazzo reproached him when Duggan, in the background, complained about the deputy's response.
The legislator continued: "
I am not a pimp or ruffian of any media
; I am an independent guy who has coherence and you should listen to me before getting aggressive. You are not going to run me off and much less disrespect me."
Visibly upset, Randazzo demanded that he not disrespect him again and again, and redoubled the bet: "
You said that I am accompanying. I do not support anything
, I competed against this Government. And do you know why Milei is in the Government?
Because Cristina Kirchner chose an Alberto Fernández who in four years made a disaster in Argentina, and she chose Scioli who today is a Milei official
. "
Along these lines, and in an increasingly heated back and forth, Duggan repeated to Randazzo that he supports this Government.
"I don't support this Government. Don't say stupid things to look good with your bosses, don't come running at me, what allowed Milei to be here is the disaster that Alberto Fernández made," retorted the deputy with a past in Peronism.
D.D.