Alberto Fernández: "I never give anything for cattle, there is …

From Madrid

During his visit to Madrid, Alberto Fernández donned a teacher's suit for a few hours in order to give a course to the Camilo José Cela University students in Spain, entitled "How to bring citizens' politics closer, perspective election campaigns "After the meeting, which lasted a little over an hour and a half and attended only by students from the house of studies, the presidential candidate of the Front of All withdrew on a short trip to a nearby restaurant, during this brief trip and before the persecution of Argentine and Spanish TV cameras and journalists, he declared that he would not make any statements. answered that "to a question on the Argentine electoral scene:" I never give anything for cattle, you must be calm. "

Fernández had arrived at the university headquarters in central Madrid with Felipe Solá and the leader of the Callao group, Miguel Cuberos. In the few meters that he had traveled between his car and the stairs of the house of studies, he greeted Argentineans who had come to receive him and young Spaniards who were waiting to take part in the clbad.

Fernandez's program in Madrid will last until the end of this week, before traveling to Portugal to meet the authorities of the socialist government of that country. In Madrid, the main meeting scheduled will be with the acting Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez.

The appointment, which did not appear in the official agenda published by La Moncloa, comes at a sensitive time for the socialist leader. If September 23 does not reach an agreement with the rest of the political forces that will be invested president, the king will order the dissolution of the courts and new general elections will be convened.

According to a member of the entourage of the Todos Front candidate, after the meeting with Pedro Sánchez, Fernández and Solá will have a luncheon with former President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. The former Spanish president has intermittently participated in his country's politics in recent weeks. Last July, while he was in the media, Zapatero gave his opinion to the head of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias, so that his power could enter into a pact with the PSOE to form a coalition government.

During the weekend, and already in Portugal, Fernández could meet Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa. The economic model of this nation has weighed in with the left of the European Union, as well as among the leaders of Kirchnerism, for opposing the IMF's austerity policies and for achieving economic growth slightly. above the European average. .

Fernández will be able to explore the political and economic models of two countries of the European Union governed by left-wing forces, with which he will be able to find similarities for a possible governmental program if he imposes on Macrism the October 27th.