Alberto Fernández received Daniel Martínez, Frank …

Argentina and Uruguay will elect their future president on October 27 and Alberto Fernández will obviously have his favorite. Yesterday, he received in his offices in Mexico Street the former mayor of Montevideo and Frente Amplio 's candidate, Daniel Martínez, with whom they had agreed on the need to deepen the integration that he had. they qualified as "indissoluble". "We should copy the fifteen years of development that has known the Enlarged Front," said Fernandez at the end of the meeting.

Martínez arrived with his partner, Graciela Villar Nuñez. The photo with the very possible future president of Argentina was important for Martinez, not only because of the influence of Argentine politics in the neighboring country, but also because of the number of Uruguayans living in Argentina who crossed the border. river to go to vote. "The truth is that it's always nice to talk with them and with Daniel at the moment, because we are people we think are very similar," Fernandez said of Frente Amplio leaders at of the press conference that followed.

They consulted him on his idea of ​​negotiating the debt "towards the Uruguayan". Fernandez said that what really needed to be copied was development policy. "This is what matters most to us in Uruguay: the way the Frente Amplio has lifted people out of poverty, improved conditions of equality and income distribution. Rather than look at how Uruguay faced the global crisis, he would try to copy other things for the Uruguayans, pioneers in this respect, in terms of social development, "he said.

Martinez described Fernández as "a dear friend". He also said that he worried about the Argentine economic crisis first because it was a brother country but also because of the consequences that this could have on the tourist season of his country. "This has already had an impact last year and should have an impact this year," he imagined.

Another point of coincidence was the position on Venezuela. Alberto Fernández reiterated that, in his view, Uruguay and Mexico retained a winning position. "This shows the enormous dignity of both countries," he said.