The tone of the speech delivered by the Vice President Christina Kirchner At the opening Sessions Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly (Eurolat) Yesterday, and the fighting enthusiasm that was in the audience, generated The disgust of some MEPs. While the group of legislators that unites the bloc European People’s Party, The center-right has already spoken out against what happened, another representative joined them in this case today Italian and Liberal.

Nicolas Dant, Of the party Living in ItalyHe asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture and that his confession had been obtained through torture. “We are not superfluous to your Peronist propaganda.”

Dant’s release came with a thread on Twitter. This is how populism works. When every occasion becomes good for election popularization. This is not the first time I have experienced this type of phenomenon, but Yesterday it happened to the detriment of European institutions. “And I can not accept that,” said an angry former lawmaker. Matthew Renzi.

“I’m in Buenos Aires, Argentina Runs the Kirchner Populist Justice Party. I’m here for the Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly. “On the first day, as usual, we met for an institutional act to start work,” he said.

“It should be exactly an institutional place, but this time it was not like that. They took us to an election rally, In the presence of Vice President Christina Kirchner. Ეart A generous audience of applause, “Music and scenery,” he said, adding a video in which the audience cursed the vice president and then sang to him: “Christina Guli, you have kids here for the release.”

Dante finished with more questions. “We are MEPs, we represent the European Parliament and institutions. We are not superfluous to your Peronist propaganda. All this is unacceptable. ” Held.

Yesterday, lawmakers from the European People’s Party also complained about how their first meeting was held 150 members -Half Europeans and another from Latin America. They said that the issue of the protocol could not be used for “partisan purposes” and, like Dante, they assessed the act as “Political rally”

The vice president’s speech caused a stir in Argentina as well, as he deliberately and unnamedly targeted the president. Albert Fernandez, With whom he broke off the dialogue and is going through the hardest moment of the relationship since they arrived at Casa Rosada.

“Just because a gang has beaten you and given you a cane does not mean you have the power.” Argued the head of the Argentine Senate, who does not agree with the economic course of the national administration, nor with how the president and his closest officials negotiated a foreign debt agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). . ).