Alberto Fernández on the demonstrations: "any spark can generate the worst"

The candidate for the Presidency of the Front of All, Alberto Fernández, insisted today to avoid "going out" for although he understands the motives of those who seek a "hopeless" response to their situation, any "spark" that occurs between the police and the protesters "can generate the worst".

"Every day, we feel that the situation is a bit worse. Poverty has risen a lot and many people are in a very difficult situation and are desperately out of focusotherwise, they do not listen to them, "explained the former chief of staff" from here, I understand what they do".

"If, at any time, a police officer reacts against a protester and the protesters respond to him, this spark can generate the worst and, what Argentina needs the least, is something that can be done. one of hurt or worse. "

"That's why I say "let's calm down"; We know what is happening and the proof is the unanimous vote in Congress that made the decision to improve badistance for the food emergency.", said the candidate of the Frente de Todos during an interview with the radio AM 990 of Córdoba.

Fernandez confirmed that He defined "already at 70%" the government that would accompany it in case of access to the presidency. in the upcoming elections, and claimed that the Minister of Economy would emerge from the current team that is currently working with him in this area.

"The team I work with will leave and take care of the economy"said Frente de Todos' candidate, who attributes "malicious" journalistic versions to those who have sowed doubts about the future of investments in Vaca Muerta in the event he becomes president.

At this point, Fernández said that he had "no problem with the multinationals" and that, in fact, the country needed it "to invest and help us extract oil from Vaca Muerta".

"The truth is that Argentina would have done better to have the technology to do it on its own, but that's not the case," Fernandez said.