"The conflict between Macri and Cristina is decisive for the economy"

Friday, April 19th, 2019

In Cada Mañana 's editorial, Marcelo Longobardi reviewed the two topics on the agenda of Friday: the murder of journalist Lyra McKee in Northern Ireland and the unresolved conflict that controls the economic activity of the country.

In his editorial of Cada Mañana, Marcelo Longobardi badyzed the role of politics in the economy and affirmed that the country "organizes an unresolved and decisive conflict for the economy".

"Mr. De Pablo explained to me that the economy does not occur in a laboratory, but in real life," said Longobardi: "Today, the world where no one is. would invest would be Venezuela, but tomorrow, Maduro will start peace process, the political context would make the investment interesting.

In this regard, Longobardi warned that "here goes in the other direction". "The conflict between Macri and Cristina is a decisive factor for the economy," insisted Longobardi, citing the Isionomía poll, which claimed that Cristina Kirchner would win a vote against Mauricio Macri.

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The driver of Every Morning felt that this conflict would be present "throughout the year and not even in June when Mrs Kirchner baderts her candidacy".

"The eventual alternation between a Macri and a Lavagna badures you that Argentina will not be Iran, but if alternation is made between a reasonable Argentina and Venezuela, that's what it is. Happened yesterday in the markets will take place, "he warned.

In another order of ideas, he referred to the murder of a journalist in Northern Ireland and felt that Holy Week was essential for those countries "traversed by violence".

"Lyra McKee was covering the protest and died from a bullet in the hands of a paramilitary group heir to the IRA," said Cada Mañana's driver.

"The foolishness of world leaders has unpredictable consequences – we never know when an isolated episode can bring tragedy," he said.

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