The Campo + Ciudad group, which is actively involved in government policies against the agricultural sector, has criticized Vice President Christina Kirchner for recommending those who distribute 10,000 copies of the national constitution on tractor trailers in the Plaza de Mayo. , “Read” to spread.

At the resistance, in Chaco, where he received an honorary doctorate and delivered a speech invited by the Universidad Nacional del Chaco Australia, the Vice President, in addition to once again distinguishing himself from President Alberto Fernandez, said: “On the last day, there were a lot of people who were handing over the constitution. It would be good, in addition to spreading, to read. “

Earlier, the Vice President mentioned export rights as one of the requirements of the field. He did so “with reference to Article 4 of the Constitution, which no one has changed or will change, because it is a solid part of the Constitution.”

“The first is that we are the ones who have the form of republican, representative and federal government. The 2nd is in support of the cult of the Roman Catholic Apostolic Church, the 3rd capital of the Republic for which there were wars. And what does the 4th look like? 4th, 4th What does it say? How the income of the nation-state is composed, speaks and says “Export rights and import rights, income from the sale or rental of state and nation real estate. And revenue from mail. And, in addition, it says… and in addition all the contributions that the Congress of the Nation makes fairly and lawfully. That is, it allocates the entire part of the income and taxes, which, obviously, is not an attribute of the executive power, but of the National Congress, ”he said.

Following Christina Kirchner’s recommendation, read the National Constitution; Country + City Indian: “We are not offended, Madam Vice President. “We know it’s just rage to get your Klak applauded, something Narcissus like you can’t stand.”

Then he added: “But you know very well that we read it, ma’am. “We read it more carefully than you would like for a potential banana dictator.”

According to the group, the constitution “puts a bad light on the vice-president” and, moreover, “who he chose as his candidate.”

“As we read, we know that many of the measures taken by your government in 2020 are a violation of citizens’ rights and guarantees. As we have read, we know that property is inviolable and that land grabbing, which is supported by the representatives of your area and even the authorities, is undoubtedly a crime. “As we read, we understand that the Judicial Council reform that promoted you and your space in 2006 only managed to upset the balance that the Constitution requires of you.” Campo + Ciudad noted in its statement.

On the stand

At the time of the Chaco Act, to the left of the Vice President was Chaco Australian National University Vice-Chancellor Manuel Garcia Sola. In addition to holding this position, he is an agricultural producer and director of the 9th arrondissement of the Argentine Rural Society (SRA).

There was controversy over his presence on social media. However, in a dialogue with the Valor Aggregated Agro portal, Garcia Sola, Carlos Menem’s former Minister of Education, highlighted any links between the two institutions and explained that he was the Vice-Chancellor and not a villager.

“My status as a rural community director has nothing to do with my 20 years of competition at the university. He pointed out. In addition, he expected that just as the university honored Christina Kirchner as a former president, it would do the same for former presidents Mauricio Macri and Eduardo Duhalde to strengthen democracy.

“What are they going to say when I give the award to (former) President Mauricio Macri?” He pointed out. He added that Christina Kirchner received the award not because she was vice president, but because of her former president status.