Alberto Fernández projected what his government would be: "I know that the first years will be difficult"

He visited the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez; He received the advice of the Portuguese Prime Minister, Antonio Costa; and now, back in Buenos Aires, the campaign for the October elections has officially begun. Alberto Fernández, the candidate of Frente de Todos, said in From the plain: "If I win, I know that the first years of my management will be difficult".

Although he still needs to revalidate in the generals of October 27 the result obtained during the primary of August 11, Fernandez had already planned how he would arrive at Casa Rosada: "If I win, I know that the first years of my management will be difficult because I'm going to get a decimated economy. "

"The government has also cut gross domestic product (GDP) by half," said candidate Kirchner. In this sense, he specified that, if he arrived at the Rivadavia chair, he would pay the external debt. "I told the Liaison Office that we needed to be partners: Argentina needs money to pay and can export, "he said.

In this scenario, while his space forces the government to declare the food emergency, Fernández compared: "We are proud to produce food for 400 million people but we can not solve the problem of hunger in Argentina"However, he refused to reform the National Constitution:" This should not be changed, but we need another social contract because it is unacceptable that there is hunger. "

On the other hand, Fernandez revealed part of a private conversation with Macri: "I told him that it seemed necessary to spend a holiday before the economic situation, but unfortunately they left $ 3,000 million.Then they set up a currency control."

Meanwhile, Cristina Kirchner's formula partner reiterated her criticism of the judiciary: "Justice does not work as God ordains but as it commands the power of the daybut I will not do politics in court. For me, Cristina is a persecuted politician. I'm going to take care of work, debt and hunger. "

Finally, he confirmed his presence in the two presidential debates with the rest of the candidates, one in Santa Fe and the other in Buenos Aires: "I do not find the meaning, but the law requires us to go."