Alberto Fernández returns to the countryside after his tour of Europe

The presidential candidate of Frente de Todos returned to Argentina today after his tour of Europe, during which he met with Spanish leaders Pedro Sánchez and Portugal Antonio Costa.

According to schedule, the opposition leader will arrive in Buenos Aires Sunday night, from the city of Madrid, and the election campaign will resume officially.

"It was very productive, very interesting, very important, all of that," Fernandez said in a statement about his visit to the old continent.

The former chief of staff of Néstor Kirchner explained that the European authorities "are very aware of the state of the Argentine economy" and have declared "having the will to work together to get the country out of this problem. "

"They are also realizing that in us there may be a solution to the problem and not a deepening of the crisis, long proclaimed by the government and that they warn that it is an error, "he added. Radio 10

During his week – long stay in Europe, Fernández taught at Camilo José Cela University of Madrid, lectured at the Congress of Deputies of Spain and met with Sánchez and Costa.

He was accompanied by his partner, journalist Fabiola Yañez, and members of his technical team, such as Felipe Solá and Miguel Cuberos, in addition to Chilean Marco Enríquez Ominami.

The Frente de Todos candidate underlined the "shared vision" that he had with the socialist presidents and stressed that, if elected, his government would be "paid and honored, as always".

In the Spanish parliament, he was greeted with applause by a group of supporters who acclaimed him with the cry of "come back" and "president! President!".

Fernández will return to Argentina to continue his election campaign against the general elections of October, in which he will seek to repeat the results obtained during the primaries.