For El Dipy, CONICET scientists “are parasites” | the Chronicle

Since he entered the “world of politics”, the cumbia singer called “El Dipy”, who has flirted several times with Together for change, he entered into controversy upon controversy, and not to be less this time he left a phrase that raised the dust.

His sentences tend to generate pro and con voices, like a few weeks ago when he was questioned for making a eloquent defense of the last military dictatorship.

This time, the singer lambasted the appearance of a scientist from the Conicet in a televised debate and assured that it was “A parasite to whom we pay our salary.”

“El Dipy” who gained public notoriety for his song “Partuza”, refers to the debate between a young man named Mariano Del Popolo, Communist Party activist and Conicet researcher with a Cuban on the screen of American television. There, the scientist from Conicet said that according to UNESCO, in Cuba, there are no deaths from child malnutrition.

“Last night in Intratables, I don’t even want to say the name because I can’t believe I’m breathing that same asshole’s air. They took one from the militant Communist Party, who is a scientist from Conicet, that is. is, a parasite to which we pay the salary ” was El Dipy’s statement.

The singer was indignant: “They put him in front of a Cuban, and he told the Cuban that there was no hunger and that there was no child malnutrition in his country.” If the debate gained momentum because of the criticisms that the young researcher received a few hours later, the singer’s statements concerning the Conicet scientists did not go through social networks.

Through Twitter people insulted the media man for his consideration for Argentine researchers and treated him like an ignorant person. Moreover, it didn’t take long for their criticisms to be linked to different expressions made by Mauricio Macri, especially when he talks about “Falls into public school.”