Isabel Allende: "Argentina is a politically immature country"

The Chilean writer Isabel Allende has described Argentina as "politically immature country" during a dialogue with CNN journalist Andrés Oppenheimer.

"Argentina is a politically immature country, they re-elect the strangest people, with the forgiveness of my Argentine friends, but that's what we see from Chile," he said about of the possibility that the space of Cristina Kirchner wins the next elections.

Regarded as one of the most read writers of the Spanish language with thirty books published and translated into more than forty languages, the author of "The House of Spirits" baderted that "Argentine politics has always been strange ". He did it after the driver slipped that the exmandataria would have a good chance of coming back to power.

"Re-elect the rarest people and … remember Peronism, I think it's a politically immature country," said the nationalized American writer, before apologizing to his "friends" Argentineans, but it's so. "

"The writer is right," writes Oppenheimer. "Immaturity can be defined as a lack of common sense or judgment, and the main problem in Argentina is its childhood habit of living beyond its means and, as we do We have seen more recently under the mandate of Fernández de Kirchner, to blame others when the party is over ".