The talk took place in the Millalien room of the Hotel Comahue, at 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.in two meetings, along with the representative for Salta, María Emilia Orozco and the Chaco legislator, Carlos García. There was a large turnout, including militants and people who had previously signed up to listen to the conversation.
The deputies participated last night in the launch of the book “Capitalism, socialism and the neoclassical trap” at Luna Parkwith a full orchestra recital.
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Omar Novoa
“There was a nice climate, the people went on their own, Javier calls and what happened last night reaffirms the pact that the people have with this government,” said Orozco in the studios of LM Play.
Bases Law and criticism of part of unionism
Nadia Márquez maintained that the conversation will aim to debunk some myths about the Bases Law and criticized “mafia unionism” for overshadowing a tool that will change the country.
“We want to talk to people, the law has half a sanction, we are open to the questions that people have on social networks and so that they know us,” said Marquez.
Representative Orozco maintained that together with Carlos García, libertarian representative for Chacoarrived in Neuquén “to accompany Nadia, the people of Neuquén are lucky to have a representative like her.”
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He said that “we are few (libertarian deputies) but we are proposing all these meetings in the provinces, to continue a cultural battle, now in Neuquén, then in Chaco and we will be in Salta in due course.”
La Libertad Avanza began to establish itself as parties in several provinces, and Orozco maintained that in Salta, the Electoral Justice is in the final stages of enabling the party.
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“In the province we have a government opposed to the Nation, because it accompanied Massa, therefore Justice is not very neutral,” shot the deputy, who was a press advisor to the former deputy. Alfredo Olmedo in addition to being a follower of the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele.
We are few (libertarian deputies) but we are proposing all these meetings in the provinces, continuing a cultural battle, now in Neuquén, then in Chaco and we will be in Salta in due course – María Emilia Orozco We are few (libertarian deputies) but we are proposing all these meetings in the provinces, continuing a cultural battle, now in Neuquén, then in Chaco and we will be in Salta in due course – María Emilia Orozco
Márquez maintained that from La Libertad Avanza they try to “do teaching” with the Bases Law and explained that there are points that are not clear to people. “It is said that with this law if they fire you they do not pay you compensation and that is a lie, it is what the unions want to impose,” he explained.
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Meanwhile, Carlos García, deputy for Chaco, maintained that the law had 600 articles and that it went through several modifications until it reached 200. “It is an important law, it is a tool that the president needs,” he explained.
