Macri met Alberto Fernández: "The IMF's money has not escaped, it went to pay debts that they left"

The debate continues to generate passages between the president Mauricio Macri and the candidate of Frente de Todos Alberto Fernandez. On Tuesday, the discussion focused on whether retired people were using a cell phone or not. On Wednesday, the head of state, seeking re-election, arrived at the crossroads of Alberto's claims about the debt and warned: " MFIs He did not run away. It was to pay the debt that they left, "in reference to Kirchnerist's direction.

The re-election candidate for Together for Change was expressed in one of the interviews he gave as part of the raid media that have made in the context of a new march of "If we can"for the province of Córdoba.

"To say that IMF money has escaped or has been stolen by my friends is an accusation in the air of someone who went to attack from the moment zero," he said. IMF money was paying off the debts they left behind, "said the president of the Council of Ministers. words of the candidate of Peronism.

In statements on the radio Next 97.1 from Villa Carlos Paz, as part of his visit to this city, the leader of PRO said that when he took office in December 2015, "there was no money for projects ( social), nor for dining rooms ", when he had money from the Monetary Fund were also allocated to these areas.

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Earlier, the head of state had criticized another radio, in the city of Fourth river, the previous direction: "Four years to solve the economic disorder of Kirchnerism fail".

In this regard, he stressed that "before inflation, poverty was hidden and budget figures were not transparent".

Regarding the debate last Sunday, he would have liked the elections to take place "between two candidates who think more or less the same and who discuss to know who will do better", but said that "unfortunately, it is not the case".

In this regard, he referred to the controversial report that Provincial Memory Commission (CPM) before the judge Alejo Ramos Padilla in which he tries to link journalists to carrying out "illegal intelligence" tasks.

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"They have not yet accepted and already want to persecute journalism, they suggest that investigative journalists commit a crime (…), such a country has no future", said Macri.

Finally, he again emphasized Fernández, saying that "the other candidate can not say that (Nicolás) Mature is a dictator "when" there is a report of (Michelle) Bachelet who warns that they have killed thousands of people in Venezuela in recent years. "

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