Alberto Fernández: "I did not talk to Ma …

The presidential candidate of the Todos Front, Alberto Fernández, returned home this morning after the tour of the Iberian Peninsula.
and He enjoyed meetings with Spanish President Pedro Sáncez and Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa.. On the open channel of dialogue with President Macri, Alberto Fernández said that "we have not spoken for a long time"
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Fernandez arrived in Ezeiza from Europe at 7 am and presented a brief badysis of his stay in Spain and Portugal. "All meetings were very useful and very useful for Argentina", said Fernández, who said he found in Sanchez and Costa "a very similar worldview".

"I found Pedro Sánchez a person who thinks very similar to what we think, the same thing happened with Costa, who managed in a very similar way to what we did in 2003" said the former chief of staff.

The candidate of all front acknowledged that "the question of refinancing was on the agenda of all meetings because it is a problem of Argentina" and insisted on the relevance that "the European Union is a very important block for Argentina to find a stable partner
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Regarding what happened in the country during the week of absence, Fernández asked to "wait" for the badysis of the request for food aid from the country. ;emergency. He said that "he has not spoken to President Macri for a long time". as for the versions, the control of capital had been personally anticipated by the president from the main candidates.

"I speak with Macri only when the president calls me in. He calls me, I always watch him.We have not talked for a long time."said Fernandez.

The visit of the Frente de Todos candidate in the Iberian Peninsula had been scheduled for months, while Fernández was not yet presidential, in order to offer a lecture to the students of the Master in Political Communication of the. Camilo José Cela University.

The outcome of the STEP changed the agenda and did this from Wednesday, the candidate met the leaders of the Prisa group, the EFE news agency and local entrepreneurs.

Thursday continued with meetings at La Moncloa with the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, then with the former Spanish Head of State, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, and culminating in a dissertation in front of dozens of Argentines at the Congress of deputies of Spain.

The last meeting took place on Friday at the Sao Bento Palace, seat of the Parliament of Portugal, where He met Costa to see the success of economic management after years of adjustment under the tutelage of the IMF and the European Commission. Costa, who will also face the elections in October, has led the last four years in alliance with the Communist Party and the Esquerda Bloc.