Alberto Fernández on Macri: He must count the days

"He must count the days," said Fernández smiling to reporters. The candidate thus referred to Mauricio Macri when one of them asked for an opinion on what the president had said a few hours ago.

During an official act held in the morning, Macri had discussed the measures announced yesterday by the Minister of Finance, Hernán Lacunza, and had requested the cooperation of the opposition for the remaining 59 days until the end of the day. in the first round of generals of 27 October.

Fernández apologized for any evaluation of the measures announced yesterday, one of them being the beginning of a "reperfilation" of the debt owed to the IMF that he had claimed in Macri after the Paso. And he simply replied in these terms about the words of Macri's morning.

The likely next president has already made it late in the afternoon, when he left his offices in Mexico City 337, in the San Telmo neighborhood, and boarded a van accompanied by the chief. Evita Movement, Fernando "Chino" Navarro.

"This was the beginning of a very good relationship that can be very fruitful," he said about the meeting of more than an hour and a half that he had with the Presidents of the four field professional badociations that make up the Liaison Office. Fernández was accompanied by his senior political adviser, Santiago Cafiero, and economist Cecilia Todesca.

The candidate of All left for the Senate where he was going to lunch with the leader of the block justicialist, Cordoba Carlos Caserio, and a group of mayors of the Mediterranean province.