Macri, Vidal and Larreta inaugurated a work and presented themselves to the candidates: "No more lies and corruption"

Mauricio Macri

,

Horacio Rodríguez Larreta

and

Maria Eugenia Vidal

They inaugurated this morning the works of the viaduct of San Martín and presented themselves to the candidates of the party in power.

"Argentina stopped growing as it should have been decades ago, because it was full of barriers and obstacles.The most important thing is to define the values ​​in which we want to live. we do not want anymore, "said the head of state during his visit. He added, "Three and a half years ago we never said lies, scams and corruption."

In the middle of the campaign, the president promulgated another law showing the results of the management of the administration alongside its main allies, who will also stand for election at the next election. Among the participants were the candidates for the national deputation of Together for Change

Cristian Ritondo

and Maria Luján Rey, mother of Lucas Menghini, one of 52 victims of the Once tragedy.

In addition, the president again stressed the agreement with the European Union: "It is a highway of growth, which will generate more work in Argentina".

Before giving his speech, the president was trained to tour with Larreta, Vidal and the Minister of Transport of the Nation, Guillermo Dietrich, among other authorities.

Later, Macri will lead a summit of Together for Change, which will involve some 4,000 leaders from across the country and will have his parcelman Miguel Pichetto as special guest, which will be the kickoff of the election campaign of oficialismo face on the march of August 11th.

The work on the San Martín viaduct will eliminate 11 barriers and raise the railroad tracks that cross the neighborhoods of Buenos Aires Palermo and La Paternal above 8 meters, according to the Telam agency.

The new viaduct, which joins the recently inaugurated Miter railway, will cross five kilometers from Palermo station to a height of eight meters until the new La Paternal stop.

Pictures: Ricardo Pristupluk

Photographic edition: Fernanda Corbani