The crossed messages of Alberto Fernández and Rodríg …

President Alberto Fernández today called on Argentines to deal with the coronavirus “without speculation” and to “understand the global problem” facing the second wave as part of the pandemic. A few minutes before meeting the head of government of the city of Buenos Aires, the president recommended a series of tweets in which he realized the measures taken in other countries. For his part, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta came to the meeting with another message: while on his way to the fifth of Olivos Buenos Aires officials presented amparo against the suspension of face-to-face classes.

“I recommend reading these thoughts from @bbimbi, an Argentinian living in Barcelona and the experiences other Argentines are having in different latitudes of the world before the pandemic advanced. We need to understand the global problem we are facing. care for us without speculation, ”the president said on his Twitter account today.

In the publication, he recommended reading the reflections of journalist Bruno Bimbi on “the experiences of other Argentines in different latitudes of the world before the advance of the pandemic”.

In this regard, Bimbi – on his account @ bbimbi- wrote: “Yesterday I tweeted on the restrictions in Barcelona, because part of the Argentine opposition is in denial mode and they seem to believe that what Alberto Fernández announced is a Peronist invention. Several Argentines abroad responded with more information. “

In his first post, the Argentine journalist said that “In Barcelona, ​​bars, cafes and restaurants close at 5 pm”. “For months, they first closed at 3 pm. Then, only for take-out or delivery. At 22, you can no longer walk in the street. During the day, capacities are limited in the stores. It’s not an Argentinian invention, “he pointed.

Then he added: “I’ll leave the Barcelona City Hall page to you so you can see what the restrictions look like. In other European countries, there are others much more severe. Of course, you also have the option of Brazil, with the “freedom” that Pato (Patricia) Bullrich asks for and 3,000 deaths per day ”.

Another user [email protected]_- commented: “I live in Germany. There has been Lockdown (everything except supermarkets and pharmacies closed) since October. When it seemed like things were getting better, it all started to suck again. In my town, there is now a curfew from 9 p.m. All this in the middle of winter, one cannot even imagine it ”.

Canadian-based Argentine political scientist Sebastián Vielmas also said: “The same here in Quebec, Canada, in cities where the situation is critical as in much of Argentina today. The curfew is at 8 p.m. and businesses can only sell essential supplies, restaurants and bars only take-out.

For her part, Argentina’s Mabel Medina said in response to what journalist Bimbi raised that this is “exactly what is happening in Belgium. It is true that society does not oppose the rules set by the government. We know that we are facing a pandemic. There is awareness of getting out of it, ”he concluded.

Comments from Argentines about their experience in different parts of the world in the context of the pandemic and the various restriction and care measures that have been applied have quickly multiplied on Twitter.