Pablo Outes considered that the national government maintains a lack of dialogue with the opposition sectors and makes mistakes that it does not admit later.
Outes, national representative for Salta, said in dialogue with New dairy that there is a lack of dialogue that has “very high costs” when it comes to governing.
“We see that issues are delayed more than anything out of stubbornness. Here there are mistakes that are being made that, instead of being frank and sincere, recognizing them and modifying them, they do not do so and defend themselves in absurd positions. What happened in Social Development is showing you,” he said in reference to the severe accusations against Sandra Pettovello.
In contrast to this defense of the minister, he maintained that President Javier Milei continues to limit himself “to the disqualification or qualification with certain adjectives of the opposition”, a position that he believed was going to be transitory.
“We have already at the time, by decision of our governor and understanding that it was appropriate, from the Chamber of Deputies of the Nation, with a view to supporting the positions of what management is, we have approved the Bass Law. However, we have not yet achieved the goal of not retaining or removing the possibility of managing a president,” he said.
To this, he added that the province has not received a response from the president for six months, despite the withdrawal of funds and the stoppage of works that seriously affect the development of the interior.
“The parties and deputies of provincial governments are going to continue along this line. We are going to support it in all the elements that we believe are necessary and we will vote against those issues in which they are already absurd,” he remarked.
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