Christian Ritondo criticizes Alberto Fernandez’s tour of Europe: “Tourist and without agenda”
The reviewer for “Change Together” questioned the president’s visits to France, Spain and Germany, saying “there was no response” and “shameful for international politics.”
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President of the bloc “Together for Changes in MPs”, Christian RitondoThis week he criticized President Alberto Fernandez for his European tour because he considered it a sacred tourism. “He spent all day in Paris without an agenda. It is shameful “Said Ritondo Business community.
After meeting with the top referees from Germany (Olaf Scholz), France (Emmanuel Macron) and Spain (Pedro Sanchez) as part of his return to the country, Ritondo criticized: “[Alberto] Fernandez left with the vice president and other sectors that make up the government.
“You can see that he has no interest in thinking about the problems of the Argentines,” he added. “And, as if that was not enough, he went on a tour of Europe. He went to a place where we did not know what the reasons were for making these visits and also did not respond.
“He brought nothing to Argentina”– claimed the opposition reviewer. Then he argued: “He was president, for example, in Paris, without any agenda. What were you doing there then? ”And expressed In dialogue with Jose Del Rio by LN +: “This is a disgrace to Argentina’s international politics. That fact must be taken into account. “
Christian Ritondo: “The President left for Europe”
Ritondo later highlighted the head of state’s statements during that tour. “Along with everything he said, he also talked about the former president – With an obvious reference to Mauricio Macri- And said that it was his enemy“In any case, he is an opponent,” he asked. The enemy is something else. “
“The enemy of us and everyone must be drug trafficking, that people can not afford themselves, poverty,” he stressed. Minutes later, he criticized the ruling party: ““Little can be expected from people who are constantly at odds with each other.”.
“This is the government we are experiencing. There are people in the middle. But they do not care. They only care about the interior. They are interested in discussing themselves, their power, but they hardly talk about inflation, the possibility of using an economic plan.“- concluded the head of the bloc.
In the last parts of the interview, he made little mention of the figure of Javier Miley, whom he considered a “growth” man. However, he warned: “We have to see how it develops, the team has to show consistency. In time they will say what Miley is. We have to wait. “
“Although he does not stop growing, he looks very lonely. It has no structure. You should have started construction. Be that as it may, I do not question the fact that this is an anti-systemic reviewer trying to answer problems that the government has failed to solve.“, He added.
Source: La Nacion
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