Lavagna warned that "there is no more room for electoral politics"

"They must stop on both sidess, "warned today the presidential candidate of the Federal Consensus, Roberto Lavagna, in the face of the financial and economic crisis that has generated a further rise in the devaluation of the dollar and that triggered by Country Risk, in the midst of an electoral struggle between the ruling party and the Todos Front that will end only in two months.

"This is expected in an absolute polarization approach as before and after the STEP"said the former Minister of Economy adding that" when we divide the company to the extreme, we must expect that there will be have such degrees of uncertainty ".

"There is no more room for electoral politics, all the campaign acts that will be done will receive a response from the other side and this will worsen the situation," said the candidate who shares the formula with Juan Manuel Urtubey of Salta.

He added that "this has an additional cost that is cover with the sound of market crisis other important issues that arise: the situation in the third cord of Buenos Aires and in the big cities is very complex, the dining rooms are overwhelmed and hunger is the most important, but this is not what appears in the newspapershe lamented.

"A lot of capital outflows have been maintained through the credit of the Monetary Fund," Lavagna said.

In dialogue with Radio Con Vos, he explained that In the first three years of Mauricio Macri's government, 60 000 million US dollars were released, but this year, there are 10 000 USD left. This exceeds US $ 54 billion lent by the Fund.

Lavagna said that he did not doubt that the disbursement of US $ 5,400 "will be done"So now you have to worry that these funds do not come in one window and go out by another.

The presidential candidate recalled that during his meetings with officials of the International Monetary Fund, more than two months ago, he told them the need "to extend the expiry dates of the current program".

He also planned to present in the coming days a series of measures constituting a food program to cope with the national emergency situation.