The next steps of Alberto Fernández after the tour | Chronic

Alberto Fernandez met in Lisbon the Prime Minister of Portugal, Antonio Costa, at the end of his tour in this country and in Spain, where he met the president during the week Pedro Sanchez and with important businessmen in addition to teaching as a university professor.

The Portuguese president and the Peronist candidate spoke about the Mercosur-European Union agreement and the political and economic situation of the two countries during a meeting that lasted an hour and a half. Fernández ended up meeting Spanish leaders (Pedro Sánchez) and Portuguese, two socialist referents with whom he feels at ease.

In the case of the Portuguese, Costa came to power by joining various progressive expressions of the country, which was interpreted near Alberto as something similar to what the Front Todos candidate did by joining Peronism behind his postulation.

During his tour of Spain, Fernández left the definitions of foreign policy in case he reached the government. He favored a European vision and less dependence on US policy.

He also questioned the judges who intervened in the causes of corruption: "In Argentina, the detention was used during the process as a persecution of opponents.What happens, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is a systematic persecution that has built political theories to promote its prosecution." He also badured in terms of energy that "It makes no sense to have oil so to get it, multinationals have to take it."

Return campaign

But beyond his European tour, which is already over, Alberto Fernández has a busy schedule on his return to the country, which coincides with the resumption of the election campaign around 27 October. Chronic You can anticipate that the Peronist candidate will be in the provinces of Córdoba and Mendoza in the coming days.

He will travel to Mendoza because the next 29 elections will be held for governors, so it will be the district in which he will be most immediately seen. In Córdoba, his presence is also confirmed, which may include participation in a mbad that will take place on the anniversary of the death of the traffic accident of the former governor. José Manuel de la Sota.

It is also likely that Fernández will go to the province of San Juan, where he was invited by the re-elected governor, Sergio Uñac. In addition, he will tour in various districts of the province of Buenos Aires, among which Pilar is confirmed – where Federico Achával is competing for this intention in the name of Peronism – Mar del Plata and Bahía Blanca.

The intention of these trips is to strengthen the candidate's presence in constituencies where it is felt that they can extend the electoral advantage. There will therefore be more visits to the first electoral section than in the third when the Front de Tous obtained very favorable figures in the years to come. STAGE On his return, Fernández will also continue to badess the economic and financial situation (one of the central themes of the country and the campaign) with his team of economists composed of Matías Kulfas, Cecilia Todesca, William Nielsen and Emmanuel Álvarez Agis.