According to Jorge Lanata, the car of Axel Kicillof's "austere campaign" is liable to a fine of 70 000 dollars

Jorge Lanata

He is generally hard in his monologues and that of the program of last night was no exception. This time, the reporter pointed out

Axel Kicillof

, precandidate to the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, and remember
the video in which he is seen buying oranges in the city of San Pedro.

"We saw that he was evolving in a humble Renault Clio.It turns out that the austere campaign car has 70,000 pesos fine," he said. And ironized: "I hope it's better to negotiate fines than oranges, which have paid more than what the poster says."

In addition, he indicated that Kicillof compared Mauricio Macri and Vidal to Martínez de Hoz and Cavallo. The current economist and national deputy asked: "Maria Eugenia Vidal reproduces the Macri policy, from the economic point of view, that they are neoliberal.
It's the same project by Cavallo and Martínez de Hoz. If you start lowering wages, put the rate, low retirement, open imports, very high interest rates. The combo is the same in these experiences and I call them neoliberal. "

In this context, Lanata shared a picture of the 2000 Cavallo ballot, in which eleventh place is occupied by a certain Alberto Ángel Fernández. "Axel, it's like with the orange notice, he does not hit one, he buys oranges and sells mailboxes," joked the reporter.

For its part, Lanata spoke of the controversy that generated the statements of Maria Eugenia Vidal, who said that if Kicillof wins the province, "La Campora will not influence, it will govern. [Kirchner] and the project is at most 2023. "

"What's crazy is what happened with all this because Máximo came to say that it was a dirty campaign, but talking about him is a dirty campaign? What's funny is that even these recognize that their name is a disqualification. "