"Cities that love their thieves": the vision of the Spanish press on the Argentine crisis

The leading Spanish newspapers conducted a thorough badysis of the economic situation that our country experienced this week after Alberto Fernández's triumph in the OSP elections last Sunday.

Newspaper badysts The country According to them, "the certain possibility of a return of Kirchnerism to power has plunged the country into a serious economic crisis".

"The Argentinians trigger the alarms of another terminal crisis," he said as he entered the sociological field of how citizens "feel their imminence on their skin" and have not seen it. Another choice than to do what they always did: "Hold on".

In addition, the Spanish newspaper lists the reasons why "Peronism frightens so much the market" and criticizes the candidate Fernández not to have "details of the economic program" and the fear that it generates the repetition of "capital controls" and a suspension ". payments ".

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In addition, through the pen of its director, Francisco Rosell, the newspaper The world He does a thorough badysis of what happens "when people love their own thieves".

For this, he draws a parallel between the option of the Argentinian vote and the return of "those who committed the theft" and the Catalan nationalist militant, to whom he blames the "kleptocracy" of the Pujol clan, whose patriarch ruled for 23 years "in favor of his own account in the Swiss bank".

"There is no doubt that Argentina is a disaster of bad politics," said Rosell, describing a "lenient mbad and ideologized with Peronist corruption".

"Forgetting his history and condemned as Sisyphus to repeat it," he then mentions a probable return of Kirchnerism to power "while being judged by his latrocinists and after four years of having left the Rose House through the back door ".

He adds that "there seems to be no desire to put an end to this whole charade", recalling a so-called chorus that said decades ago "Puto and the thief, we want Perón".

It ends with a prevention on what happens to companies that "revere their thieves to idolatry".

With the signature of Carmen De Carlos, the newspaper ABC He gives Lacunza oxygen by making his appointment a "thoughtful and calculated" maneuver to face challenges in a complex electoral context, given the potential return of Kirchnerism.

It includes an interview with Peronist Julio Bárbaro, who predicts not only the triumph of Fernández, but also that Macri "will get fewer votes in October" than those he obtained at the primary school last Sunday.

"Alberto Fernández and the group of Peronists who are preparing to return to power", describes the El Español information website, directed by Pedro J. Ramírez, by profiling the candidate of the Peronist formation.

He then focuses on the "crossroads" of Mauricio Macri with the economic change of bar, while giving Lacunza an "express stimulus" of the leadership before the elections of October.