Remembrance Day: Let’s Change shows its worst side on March 24

Legislators and referents of Together for Change made a sad use of memory day to attack the ruling party with messages that have little to do with what happened during the last military dictatorship.

“For the government, rejecting dictatorships and exerting international pressure to defend human rights is a thing of the past. That is why it leaves the Lima Group on March 24! May dictatorship and barbarism continue in Venezuela!” Fernando Iglesias.

For its part, the PRO as a party issued a statement in which it expresses its commitment to democracy. but it ends with an attack on Peronism. “Our commitment to the defense of democracy and human rights demands that we especially remember today one of the darkest moments in the history of our country,” they declared.

Then, they do an analysis of the news to point to the party in power and compare it with the military government from 1976 to 1983: “Remembering the past is essential for building the future and, in turn, looking to the present to alert and stop the current situations that are weakening our republic.”

For his part, the deputy of Ensemble for the Change of Neuquén, Francisco Sánchez, wrote a tweet in which he endorsed the “two demon theory”, which equates state terrorism with violence by guerrilla groups before the armed forces take power.

“Never again the terror of the bomb, the kidnapping, the ambush. Never again the stateless revolution organized and financed by foreign governments. Never again the spurious and incomplete memory. Never again justice in the service of revenge. Never again. communism, ”Macrista wrote on his Twitter wall and drew much criticism.

Then, the lawmaker targeted users who criticized him for defending the coup. “I must read all the fools who accuse me of denying the dictatorship!” The 1976 coup was against the Argentine people, not terrorist groups. Those who have supported and are supporting the armed groups that have generated chaos in the midst of democracy, ”he added. he said.