A week after the dismissal of Flavia Royón from Salta from the Ministry of Mining due to the result of the omnibus law, after accusations of betrayal by the Milei administration against her, Governor Gustavo Sáenz questioned that decision, announcing that he invited the Executive Branch to an event in Salta this Tuesday and left a dart: "Many times speaking from behind a desk is easy but you have to know the realities."
"I do not feel that it is like that (traitor). We accompany and from the first moment I have expressed the will to accompany the national government and give it the necessary tools," said Gustavo Sánez in dialogue with "Sábado tempranísimo" on radio
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Asked about the former Secretary of Mining, Flavia Royón, former Sáez minister who joined Alberto Fernández's government and continued with Javier Milei, fired after the contrary vote of Salta deputies, Sáenz assured: "I think that is unfair, because they do not have "It has nothing to do with a political agreement. We were doing a tour with the governors of the mining provinces and with her, defending this law."
Regarding Milei's decision, he added: "
I think she had already made the decision, she would have other commitments.
It is a great loss for the private sector, she is an absolutely prepared woman, she does not come from the political field, she was summoned for her qualities.
If the It is a sin to be from Salta and to be known to me, it is unfortunate that this happens
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"We had stated from the first moment that there were things that we were going to accompany and other things that we were not. The deputies have the obligation to analyze it, it is not a blank check or a notary," said Sáenz about the vote on the omnibus law.
On the other hand, he referred to the meeting of several governors with the Minister of the Interior, Guillermo Francos, in Salta.
"We have always been open to dialogue, the
only thing we have received from the Nation has been attacks, grievances, disqualifications, insults
and a lot of things that if you don't have blood running through your veins you have to stay silent but there comes a time when that one reacts because otherwise it seems that everything that is said is true," Sáenz remarked about the messages from the Casa Rosada.
"On Tuesday the battle of Salta is commemorated, the invitations have been sent prior to what I said the other day and I will gladly receive all those who want to come," he highlighted about a possible meeting with Francos.
"I invite those who live in the Federal Capital and have the responsibility of carrying out some function to come and learn about the situation in the Argentine North, because many times speaking from behind a desk is easy but you have to know the realities. I also invited the President, the Chief of Staff, the vice president, the Minister of the Interior and the governors as well."
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