Cristina Kirchner shared a note from a Spanish newspaper that shows the Macri crisis

The current Senator and Vice-President of the Front with All, Cristina Kirchner, tweeted this Wednesday, July 24 and He talked about the media armor that exists in some media groups and how this action benefits from the macro. The note refers to the crisis in Argentina and links it to the phrase of the former president, who said that Now, the brands "Pindonga" and "Cuchuflito" abound.

"The media armor that Macri and Vidal have so obscene that, as in other sad times, to understand what is happening in our country and in the province of Buenos Aires we must resort to the international press.

The media armor available to Macri and Vidal is so obscene that, as in other sad times, to understand what is happening in our country and in the province of Buenos Aires, we must resort to the international press .

Look at the rating of El País de España. https://t.co/lycf4kIHOi

– Cristina Kirchner (@CFKArgentina) July 24, 2019

In the note, signed by the journalist Enric González, they evoke the words used by the former president in the last presentation of her book, in which she named the second mark "Pindonga" and "Cuchuflito".

The text says: "According to a sentence pronounced by Cristina Fernández Kirchner," Pindonga "and" Cuchuflito "symbolize the crisis of consumption, poverty, national pride, good or bad quality of Argentine products and even the poor quality of the candidates. At the August 11th primary, let's start to see who is in favor of the big public debate on "Pindonga" and "Cuchuflito" about the text.

González also badyzes the reactions of the opposition sectors to kirchnerism and its exaggerated reactions. As for example the newspaper Clarín who devoted three pages and presented it as "an attack" against the second brands and SMEs.

"The anti-Kirchnerist media, very numerous, have embarked on this subject. They said, along with television presenter Eduardo Feinman, that Cristina Fernández Kirchner attacked small national companies trying to gain a foothold in the market (which is only partially true: same large groups often produce expensive and cheap brands): "Pindonga and Cuchuflito" are the result of the daily effort of thousands of Argentines working pbadionately to move the country forward, "Feinman said. Clarín newspaper recalled with great success (three pages of the newspaper) "They reached 46% of sales in 2006 (they now reach 36%), when Néstor Kirchner ruled. In 2002, the year of the economic collapse that led Kirchner to take power, they paid 55% of sales. "

And he also describes: "In social networks, the question of" Pindonga "and" Cuchuflito "has tended to drift towards the candidates themselves. The macristas declared that the candidate to the Peronist presidency, Alberto Fernández, was in fact the cheap substitute of his companion to the vice-presidency, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner; The Kirchnerists proclaimed that the authentic "Pindonga" and "Cuchuflito" were Mauricio Macri and his partner for the candidacy, the Peronist transfuga Miguel Ángel Pichetto ".