Who steals who? The fight between Cornejo and Carignano

The time of the electoral campaign is synonymous with a season of controversy and prohibition on social networks. The protagonists in question are the candidate for national senator, Alfredo Cornejo, and the head of the National Directorate of Migration, Florencia Carignano. The dispute relates to the “patent” of the initiatives that the Nation sets in motion and that Mendoza assures to steal from it among their proposals.

The one who threw the first stone was Cornejo via Twitter, where he attacked the national official who had copied two proposals.

“A week ago @florcarignanook” took “my idea of ​​opening up to tourism. Now @alferdez” took “my proposal so that temporary workers can keep their social benefits,” said the current national deputy, who has immediately added: “Instead of ‘taking’ our ideas, that could allow them to be processed in Congress, right?”

But Carignano did not stay in the mold and went out to respond to the former governor of Mendoza.

His “idea” of openness has already been echoed by Uruguay, Canada, Germany and New Zealand, to name a few.
Either the world steals ideas from you, or yours become obvious. I would have to patent them, ”she quipped. But not satisfied with the answer, she redoubled: “A curiosity: was Macri’s unpayable debt also his idea?

The dissolution did not stop there. Not satisfied with the response from the Migration Director, Cornejo returned to the ring with an interrogation from the national government.

“If the idea was so obvious, why did they not implement it sooner? They agreed rather late to ‘take’ the measures put in place by the countries which managed to manage the pandemic without destroying the economy from all over the country, ”he said. defined.

The crossing of the Chicanas through social media came after Carignano advanced the possibility of the return of international tourism with pilot tests.

Here is the discussion thread:

A week ago @florcarignanook He “took” my idea of ​​opening up tourism. Now @alferdez He “took” my proposal so that the temporary workers can keep their social benefits. Instead of “taking” our ideas, that might allow us to discuss them in Congress, right?

– Alfredo Cornejo (@alfredocornejo) August 12, 2021