Alfredo Casero: "To mobilize people, the money is stolen by the Kirchnerists or by the Vatican"

The comedian Alfredo Casero said that marches and street courts were trying to show their dissatisfaction with the government they are financed by "money stolen by the Kirchnerists or by the Vatican".

"Thanks to these movements of intelligence, they make you cut the streets, which the Indians in the south make you quilombo, the narcos in the north, etc.. We were a country that had another vision of things, "said Casero during a dialogue with Radio culture.

The comedian said that events such as the outbreak of Joanna Picetti in the congress venue during the speech of Mauricio Macri, it's part of the same plot.

Casero again criticized the Kirchner and reiterated the reasons that led him to adopt his current position: "It was an ultra-right government disguised to the left that the first thing he did was to destroy all the institutions ".

And he continued: "They inculcate people who must have the mentality of being poor. And this implies that any other person who is not poor and who does not think that poor is automatically the enemy. That's why they start to disguise themselves as poor. "

In another order, Casero is taken to Kirchnerism for refusing to condemn Nicolás Maduro's regime in Venezuela"How can the same people who speak today and talk about their rights accompany Maduro, who kills and uses the government to pressure, spy, starve and kill citizens?", He said. request.

In this line of thought, he said he preferred to stand on the ideological antipodes. although this implies in his opinion "lose everything""That they do not give me work, that they force me to fools to play the hype at the door of the theater, that they destroy me, as they m" " destroyed. "

In another pbadage of the interview, the comedian added Peronism to his criticism of Kirchnerism, stating that "Peronism breaks your legs, sells you crutches and waits for you to thank him for walking ""Peronism was based on poverty, which is also necessary for Catholicism, fascism," he said.

Casero clarified that although he is not "macrista", he thinks the president is "the only person who for more than 15 years encircles and takes against the Kirchnerists and to those who cut the street ".