Alberto Fernández: "We are not marginal in the world …

Alberto Fernández, from Spain, felt that the Argentine crisis was not resolved "at the price of more misery". For the presidential candidate of Frente de Todos, "it is not true that the economy requires only one adjustment and condemns millions of people to marginalization. and allow the concentration of wealth in a few "because" it is a way of seeing things. "

In his statements on the radio, he said that "it must be understood that the best way is for those who invest, invest and give work, venture capital, earn their investment and allow them to give work and to progress overall. "there is a capitalism where there is no demand" and that "in a society of poverty, there are living people who earn money from the poor." money at the expense of others ", also defined as" very productive "his tour.

The former chief of staff pointed out that his vision was not "a retrograde look" such as "how they try to sell in Argentina", but "a way of conceiving social development in this globalized economy ". In this sense, he asked about the cases of Spain and Portugal. "They said 'these are mad Kirchnerists.' There, Portuguese socialists or Spaniards want to do the same thing." We are not marginal in the world posing crazy things. results, "he said.

Fernández said the Spanish businessmen "wanted to talk" with him, as well as "English and North American investment funds," and that they wanted to "understand what is happening in Argentina". "I am one of those who believe that Latin America sees Europe as a near world" and said it would "try to do this integration taking into account the existing economic asymmetries".

In addition, he recalled what he had said to the Spanish parliamentarians about the oil industry, which aroused strong reactions, as they were partially disseminated by sectors of the Argentine press. "I was talking about the importance of scientific and technological development, and I regretted that Mauricio Macri dismantled it." I said that the important thing for an oil company was to to develop a technology, otherwise it would depend on multinationals, but this is not to the detriment of the multinationals ". He explained that these words "have become a section broken by mistake or bad intention by saying that I was against multinational oil companies".

The candidate met with Spanish and Portuguese heads of government, Pedro Sánchez and António Costa, respectively, in addition to meetings he had with businessmen and investment fund representatives. "I warned that everyone was very aware of the state of the Argentine economy and that the only thing I perceived from them was the desire to work together to get out of business." Argentina. "They are very aware of the level of crisis in Argentina and they have taken the latest steps taken by the Macri government," he said.

In addition, he said that in Europe "they realize that there may be in us a solution to the problem and not a deepening of the crisis, proclaimed long ago by the government and that it is a problem. they warn that it is an error ".

He added that during these meetings, it was a question of "deepening the links between the European Union and Mercosur" and that in Europe "they know my madness of integration, obsession that I'm I always had ". Fernández praised the Portuguese experience, compared to the government of Nestor Kirchner. "Costa's merit was that when they asked for an extra adjustment, he said no, it was necessary to activate consumption and put money in the pockets of workers and pensioners. done and when I heard that, I relived what we had done in 2003 with Nestor Kirchner. "

In another order, he called for restricting the "unfair" case law regarding "preventive arrest of persons without having a definition of guilt towards them". He stressed that "we must understand that what is happening today is a case law and that we should not let it happen again".

He mentioned his remarks about Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva in the Spanish Parliament, where he had asked for the freedom of the former Brazilian president. "It is the demand of the rule of law, where justice does justice and not injustice. The same request I would make if a conservative is stopped irregularly by a progressive force. "And he added that" it is the same request that I make when I say that arbitrary actions are committed in Venezuela. "In this line, he pointed out that" the rule of law "and that in Brazil and Venezuela they must resolve "the quality of their democracies as they see fit", although he demands that "the rule of law does not cease to preserve and defend it".

He also took advantage of Radio 10 to ask them to stop "joking" with "The Demons story of The Cámpora", about a note published in the newspaper The nation
He confirmed that the meeting with Marcos Galperín, CEO of Mercado Libre, had taken place through the intermediary of Eduardo "Wado" De Pedro. , leader of La Cámpora. "Just Galperín came because he is a friend of Wado, so the climates are generated and a lot of damage is done to Argentina, we have to put an end to this Argentina who lies."