“Vaccine oligarchy”: this is what rural entities call the case of vaccinated VIPs

Amid the scandal sparked by the “VIP vaccinated”, which led to the removal of Ginés González García from his post of minister yesterday, thirteen rural companies and associations of producers in the province of Buenos Aires referred to the case as “the new vaccine oligarchy”.

In a document, the entities and organizations of San Pedro, Rojas, Salto, Pergamino, General Rodríguez, Exaltación de la Cruz-Zárate-Campana, San Antonio de Areco, Capitán Sarmiento, Arrecifes, General Guido, Salliqueló, Baradero and Colón, have whipped management around the vaccine.

“As millions of compatriots, especially the elderly and essential or at-risk workers of our rural towns, cities and the country all wait their eternal turn, they watch with amazement the mismanagement of procurement, management. , very scarce, inefficient and politicized distribution and enforcement. vaccine it now seems reserved for the brazen and privileged miserable people, ”they said.

For sector entities, “The shameless episode of what we call today the new vaccinated oligarchy organized by the Ministry of Health of the Nation is a new act which, in addition to being immoral and corrupt, borders on the criminal.

In another section of his stern document, producer organizations question the government about its actions.

“We are used to the succession of their failures and their mismanagement, marches and counter-marches, lack of plan, of course, of economic, moral and social collapse”, they lambasted.

The text is signed by the Rural Society of San Pedro, the Rural Society of Rojas, the Association of Agricultural Producers of Salto, the Rural Society of Pergamino, the Rural Society of General Rodríguez, the Rural Society of Exaltation of the Cross. Campana-Zárate, the Regional Rural Association Producers of San Antonio de Areco, Association of Agricultural Producers of Capitán Sarmiento, Association of Rural Producers of Arrecifes, Rural Society of General Guido, Rural Association of Salliqueló, Rural Society of Baradero and Rural Society of Colón.

They end with a stern message about what happened: “Nothing new or surprising us in those who now seem ready to tamper with even health.”

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