Gerardo Romano imitated Juan Domingo Perón in an act of support of Kirchner to the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro

While Venezuela is still plunged into an economic and social collapse under the yoke of Nicolás Maduro's regime, the mayor of Kirchnerist of the Avellaneda municipality, Jorge Ferraresi, decided, with a group of related personalities on the plan ideological, to support the dictatorship. rename a square on Tuesday with the name "Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela".

Juan Valero, head of the Maduro Mission in Argentina, and sociologist Atilio Borón, were the speakers. But another pbadage of the event has particularly attracted attention: the actor Gerardo Romano took the stage to imitate Juan Domingo Perón.

Specifically, the actor read a fragment of Vendepatria, a book published in 1957 by the triple president of Argentina. With gestures and cadence alluding to Perón, and in clear reference to the government of Cambiemos, Romano pronounced the following paragraph:

"In just two years, they disrupted everything, disrupted the state's finances, squandered financial reserves, and seriously compromised the country's credit abroad after collapsing the value of the currency, ruining the private economy and paralyzed plans, producing damages. Incalculable, to finally tyrannize the people to the point of making disappear all vestiges of his past happiness and to induce the social injustice and the subjugation of the foreign powers of the antipatre. How are these men going to pay such a crime? That's what the city will say when it will be time", read Romano, who concluded his speech by making the hand of the" V "Peronist.

Deputy Mayor Ferarresi Magdalena Sierra, Rita Cortese, Juan Palomino, former Secretary of Culture of the Teresa Parodi Nation and the former director of the National Library and member of the open letter Horacio González attended the meeting. act. Culture of the municipality, Victoria Onetto, among others.

Before the imitation of Romano, Valero thanked the people present on behalf of the "Government and the Venezuelan people" for "the demonstration of love" and pointed out that the act was happening at the same time. the occasion of the new anniversary of the death of Hugo Chávez. "One day like today, the commander of Chavez has multiplied," he said..

Subsequently, Borón used his time in front of the microphone to criticize the more than 60 countries of the international community that have recognized Juan Guaidó as interim president of Venezuela.

The sociologist said "that they thought they had won the battle, but the public opinion and the governments that supported the military intervention changed like Macri, Bolsonaro, like Paraguay, they retreated because the city is armed"and immediately celebrated the existence of Chavez's collectives, ensuring that"there is a popular militia of a million and a half people"As Maduro has said, they will have their first Vietnam in Latin America," he said.

The act generated a strong repudiation on the part of several personalities who have published a letter addressed to Mayor Ferraresi and entitled "Defending democracy is a commitment to citizens, not to governments"

"The attitude of the Mayor of Avellaneda Jorge Ferraresi represents an offense for the millions of Venezuelans who are suffering the oppression of the ferocious dictatorship led by Nicolás Maduro"says a paragraph of the text.

And he continues: "Use the public space and resources of all Avellaneda neighbors to support an oppressive and authoritarian regime represents a dangerous and intimidating message that the Argentineans categorically repudiate"

The letter bears the signature of nearly a hundred national and provincial deputies and senators, as well as prominent figures from the academic and cultural worlds such as Daniel Sabsay, Marcos Aguinis, Fanny Mandelbaum and David Stalman, first vice-chairman of the executive committee of the DAIA.