the dialogue between Alberto Fernández and Macri that Verbitsky revealed

The journalist Horacio Verbitsky traced and explained how was going on the telephone communication between the presidential candidate of the Front of All, Alberto Fernández and the head of state, Mauricio Macri, after the damning result of the OSP .

The conversation that took place last Wednesday touched many of the critical and important points of the country. In a context of monetary crisis and increasingly serious economic crisis, the dollar and the agreement with the IMF were two fundamental points.

According to Verbitsky, the head of state asked Fernandez to help him control the dollar, while the former chief of staff suggested he talk with the IMF and the dialogue was going on. is continued.

"It's better than you," Macrì replied.

– They will consult me ​​and I will give them my opinion, but you are the president until December and, as they have broken the whole program, you have to talk to them.

"We do not break the program."

"What are you telling me?" They have not reached the goal of inflation, they have not reached the goal of exchange, they close the year with a budget deficit of 1.7%.

"We did everything, we got engaged."

-There are two possibilities. Tell Dujovne not to lie to you anymore, or sit back and read the agreement then tell me what they did.

"I'm glad we can talk, I appreciate your gesture."

"And I will be available directly whenever you deem it necessary."

"It was hard to talk with your partner."

This reference to Cristina was not the only and second time that Macri mentioned it, Alberto interrupted it: "I called you because you wanted to ask me for a service, not listen to the questions of Cristina. "

Then the conversation followed by economic concerns:

"On Monday, you said this was happening because markets were scary for us and you blame those who voted for us." You are responsible for what happened. By insisting on the fact that we are Venezuela, it seems that the markets have believed them.

"But I did not say anything about it."

"During those three days, you have not said, but you have been campaigning with it for six months."

"Yes, but Cristina is a friend of Chavez."

"What does Chavez have to do, who died six years ago?"

"She borrowed money."

As published by the Rocket … Fernandez was upset and ended the discussion:

"But what are you saying?" Cristina has never asked Chavez anything. It was Nestor and me, and only once, when all funding sources were closed to us.

"Well, it's the same …

-You do not know what you say. I can help you calm the dollar. To talk about it, I do not have the time.