Alberto Fernández wants to "end the crisis"

The presidential candidate of the Front of All, Alberto Fernández, said that if he was elected in October, he would not speak of "the legacy" nor blame "anyone" "and asked the president Mauricio Macri "to explain to the IMF what was not consistent" as agreed, in order to renegotiate the agreement signed by the current government.

In two in-depth interviews that he gave to La Nación and Clarín, Fernández also stated that what was needed was that "the crack be pbaded" because "you can not live in a society of one against the other ".

He also reiterated what he had said during the week to President Macri in a telephone conversation that they had had about the need to be "responsible" and to decide "s & # 39; 39; he would be a candidate or he would be president ", because" yes (the president) will act as a candidate will put us in a lot of trouble "

"I see him coming in. His first steps are very complex, and here he is acting as a candidate, he is not acting as president," warned the Peronist candidate.

He badumed that "Argentina's main problem today is the economy and that the quality of life suffers from it is what it is experiencing in Argentina" and criticized the Government's argument that this situation is attributed to the past, namely to the Kirchner administration. .

"The past has four years of immediate hindsight.It is very difficult to rhetoric, you can apply it when you are waiting.But Macri is not an expectation.It is a fact verified, and it must explain what 'he did and that's where everything is very difficult for him,' he said.

In this sense, he promised the Argentines not to "talk about inheritance", nor to "lose a minute to blame anyone".

He also claimed that "Macri's central problem was a misreading of how to fight inflation" as it affected "consumption and production" and, therefore, "employment" , with the immediate consequence of poverty, "he said, when he was elected president," four years of considerable effort will be needed ".

He also said that he expected the president "to take into account the recommendations of the Central Bank to try to preserve the reserves," because, he says, "it is the only what we have left after all the damage caused ", while warning:" If they had put all the reserves of the country on Monday, they would not have stopped the price of the dollar ".

In view of the agreement signed by the government with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), he felt that President Macri and his government should explain to the international organization the reason for the agreement was not respected and renegotiated.

"If you accepted all this and did not comply, I ask you to explain why you did not comply and to renegotiate this," he said, stating that 39; he was "ready" to "talk to the Fund and seek better terms" after the government, which signed the agreement, did its part and badumes that it was not gathered, with reference to "inflation, growth and budget objectives".