Tinelli separated Fernández from the economic chaos and questioned Macri's role in the "transition"

This may have gone unnoticed, but what he said Marcelo Tinelli last night on your show showmatch He has a strong political weight.

His influence on the viewer is not at all minor. Just remember the story to realize that you have a good card to play if you wish.

Since the bbadity of the 90s with Carlos Menemgoing through the failed visit of Fernando De La Rúauntil the end of the campaign Daniel Scioli in the 2015 presidential elections.

It was precisely during the last presidential election that Marcelo moved away from Mauricio Macri since he was in his program Daniel Scioli for a management that started Nacha Guevara, who was part of the jury.

There is only one photo of Tinelli with Macri during all these years of government, and it was in 2016 that the driver visited Olivos. According to sources of information, there was another private meeting for which there is no photographic recording.

Tinelli was in a very strong position after the primary elections. He escaped no criticism and asked for the integrity of all Argentines.

"In a democratic process, the most important thing is to accept the choice of people, always", he writes on Twitter and adds to his program:"I find it very risky and very authoritarian to treat people with madness, apart from the fact that they enter a very discriminatory stigmatization process of mentally ill people or idiots, or tell them that you do not give nothing else, as if it was a gift you are taking".

Last night, after the economic chaos caused by this type of transition between Mauricio Macri and Alberto Fernandez (Although this is only the PASS and not the final elections), Marcelo said a sentence that few people have caught.

In discussion with Luciana Salazar, who now uses his Twitter account to do political badysis, Marcelo said: "What does this have to do with all of this?"Tinelli's question was a questioning of Luciana's idea that the economy would have deteriorated this week because both had cross-declarations.

But Marcelo went further: "The one who governs is Macri, not Fernández, Fernández is candidate".

And when Salazar told him that both must think of the country, Tinelli drew the clearest sentence from his political position: "Basically, who governs. The other thing happens in the election, he will think about the country later".

Source: The first fruits now

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