Carrió replied to Alberto Fernández: "We count the days to win the elections"

The Civic Coalition MP and head of the official coalition "Together for Change", Elisa "Lilita" Carrió, said today that she "counts the days to win the elections" of 27 October, while claiming that it does not matter. who wins, but the important thing is the Republic. "

The statements of Carrió were a response to the presidential candidate of the Front of All, Alberto Fernández, who said today that President Mauricio Macri "was to count the days" for the election in which the future president will be defined until 2023.

Macri, a few hours ago, had made it clear that there were 59 days left for the presidential elections in October.

"I'm sure we'll win, if not, who will govern Alberto Fernández or Cristina with (Carlos) Zannini and the social movements?", Said Carrió in an interview in El Trece, in which he declared that the candidate The president of all "is a very dangerous man" and his vice-candidate "is chaos".

In turn, he said that Fernández "is not just a puppet" and that the former chief of staff "made sure that hackers do an operation to (Enrique) Olivera so that I do not win the capital "(in the 2005 elections).

"He threatened to tell me that he was going to annihilate me," said the deputy to Fernandez.

Asked about the days of political, economic and social tension after the OSP, Carrió said that "the institutional framework is preserved for the president who chooses the city in October" and that, beyond the results of the primaries, he intuition. that "this election will be similar to that of 1983".

"If the order prevails, if Mauricio Macri wins, it is clear that everything will be reorganized," said the MP for the Civic Coalition.

He added: "The fate of a president is not played.I am not next to Macri because I am María Eugenia (Vidal) or Marcos Peña, I am at his side first because in the defeat I'm holding, it's a humanistic principle of being with the vanquished "

In this line, he stated that "defeat is a warning to pride" and added that in fact, "no matter who wins, the important thing is the Republic", because "a country that has deteriorated for 70 years is not resolved in four years "

In the afternoon, Fernández met with the leaders of the liaison office of the main agricultural entities of the country (rural society, Argentine rural confederations, agrarian federation and coninagro). Carrió said that it would be a "consequence" if both sectors understanding

"I say to the Argentinian countryside or the one I have been with since Holy Week in 2008: do not believe Alberto Fernández as they cross the countryside," warned Carrió.

Finally, he mentioned the governor of Buenos Aires, who stated that "it is unfair" during the primary defeat and said that she "was very young" and that it " would be president in the day ".

"What fought against a corrupt police, what we fought together in silence," he concluded.