Ბեւրի Controversy and turmoil over the ouster of Cordovan leader And President of the Cordoba Provincial Council of Cordoba, Alexander Butiero, Position held on the Board of Directors in the unit at the national level. He was planning his first term, which expired next November, with the possibility of re-election.

Reason? Joined and attended a procession organized by self-invited producers at the Plaza de Mayo last Saturday. The crackdown on Butiero began when, through a statement, representatives of the Cordoba Regional Agricultural Liaison Commission, of which he is a part, expressed their support for March # 23A. “After the request and mandate of its basic subjects.”

Immediately, the leader’s “disobedience” and non-compliance with the decision of the Coninagro headquarters caused great indignation of the president of the cooperative unit. Carlos Janizotto, Who has a WhatsApp message He informed him that he was going to request his separation from the Association of Argentine Cooperatives (ACA), of which Butiero is a representative.

The discomfort intensified after he heard that he himself would attend and be part of the mobilization in the Plaza de Mayo. That Saturday morning, on the way to Ambrosio Taravela Airport to get to the march, the ACA cooperative told him it was an urgent Zoom meeting and that he should attend. As he was able to reconstruct ᲔᲠᲘ, He was There, they informed him “officially that he was removed from office due to his inorganic presence.”

While he respected the organization’s decision, Butiero told them that this was not something to say to him and that he deserved at least one personal conversation, with the right to answer, according to the faces and gestures of each member of the council. “It must have been crazy to shift the leader during a sector fuss” – say the sources obtained as a result of the consultation.

Since it became public, there has been a great response and rejection on social media. Thus, Janicotto moved away from the situation and noted that the decision was made exclusively by the ACA. “He was Cowardice attitude. If I had to do it again, I would do it. I feel like I did the right thing. I do not regret anything. “They left me alone, but the only thing that matters to me is being with the producers.” Butiero would tell relatives.

Elbio Lautsirika, Vice President of Coninagro, He noted, without elaborating, that while the measure could be “tough”, it certainly told the ACA board “they should have weighed in on other reasons before this particular event.”

“I think that alone did not make such a decision, If it does not sound strange to me. “ Hill.

Meanwhile, Koninagro issued the following statement: “Koninagro informs that the entity has not made any decision regarding the formation of its board of directors. It is expedient to describe that Coninagro consists of federations consisting of directors and, consequently, the federations of origin are those which give basic legitimacy to their directors in order for them to perform the representative function assigned to them. Meanwhile, ACA-related sources declined to comment.

For his part, Janicotto explained ᲔᲠᲘ: “Neither Coninagro nor I have been released. This is a completely ACA situation. I spoke to Butiero, with whom I have a relationship, to invite him to consider internally the situations he deems appropriate. As it should have been from the very first minute. There is no measure here that we and Coninagro have taken. “This is an internal issue that is resolved through dialogue.”.

In networks

Account “From a self-proclaimed field “ Came out in support of Butiero: “From here we finance the leader of Cordoba because of being next to the producers” And to the delight of the head of Coninagro and the ACA, he expressed: “Always for functional Kirchnerism.”

Another who came out on Twitter to demonstrate was Xavier Rotondo, President of the Confederation of Rural Associations of the Third Zone (Cartes), who emphasized that Janizotto denied that he was: “He said it was an ACA decision, an interpretation at the discretion of each. I know and I know that Alejandro Butiero acted in good faith and on the side of the producers.” Arthur Navarro, The former CRA president, Carbap, and former INTA director, told CRA: “Janicotto’s serious and unfortunate decision. Pure Cancerism. “

Rural communities and producers’ units north of Buenos Aires have also expressed solidarity with Butiero. This was done by the organizations from San Pedro, Baradero, Areco, Pergamon, Rojas, Salto, Captain Sarmiento, Campana-Zarat, Arecife and Colon, they said:Participation in the defense of the Republic can not be considered as a challenge to the representative institution of the rural producer. “