Alberto Fernández crossed to Macri for people in street situation

The presidential candidate of Frente de Todos, Alberto Fernández, went to Mendoza after the official launch. "People know what's going on even though the media does not tell them," he said at a conference at the Diplomatic hotel, where he was accompanied by Anabel Fernández Sagasti, national senator and governor candidate.

Regarding the Monumental as a refuge for people living on the street, he said: "Although Macri is angry, the president of River had the wonderful idea of ​​helping sick people. the state recommends that they dial 108 for an answering machine to answer them. "

Witnessed the delays of the bademblies of pilots and cabin crews, responded to a request for criticism issued this morning by the Minister of Transport, Guillermo Dietrich, who linked the unions (APLA and AAA) to the previous government. The former Chief of Staff has launched that "Dietrich should be ashamed and review what he has done in the field of aeronautics", "has made the system of flight and continues to disguise airlines anxious to give connectivity to all of Argentina "; he named Flybondi and Avianca "safe companies" that "only fear to reach the tourist centers".

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In the midst of his national statements, he devoted a few minutes to evoking the current governor of Mendoza. "Mendoza deserved more luck", "leaves a province a little more orderly in its public accounts but much more indebted, like Macri".

The official agenda began with his arrival – past noon – and would complete it in two towns: Las Heras and San Martín. In the first will be in the industrial park next to the candidate to the mayor of this department, Guillermo Amstutz (whose strength was to 5.74% of the points of radical government in the province PASO). In the evening, he will participate in an open discussion at the San Martín Congress and Exhibition Center. He will be shown next to the current mayor and candidate for the re-election of Jorge Omar Giménez.

* Mayra Jelvez is a correspondent for El Destape in Mendoza.