“The Justicialist Party of Entre Ríos repudiates the vote of Senator Edgardo Kueider in favor of the Bases Law,” they expressed from the provincial Peronism in a statement in which they argued: “No circumstantial arrangement for resources or positions justifies endorsing a law that ends our natural wealth, our energy, and that points to the destruction of the welfare state, which is one of the greatest achievements of the Argentine people.” It is worth noting that Kueider wanted to make it seem that he was voting in favor of an alleged agreement for Salto Grande. Absolute falsehood. He didn’t get anything that didn’t already exist.
As they expressed, “It is clear that the Entre Ríos senator is motivated by personal reasons and not partisan or ideological ones” and warned that, “From this Provincial Council we established a position prior to the treatment of the Law in the Senate, and we indicated that it should be rejected outright. “The Party is not responsible for personal decisions motivated by political opportunism.”
“Arguing support from a relative benefit for the province is a lack of solidarity with all the inhabitants of the Homeland who in one way or another will have their lives negatively affected by the implementation of this Law. A decision closer to the complicity of the Governor Frigerio, who went out to seek the votes for approval, which was in the true interests of the people of Entre Ríos,” they stated from provincial Peronism.
“The mandate of the population to Justicialism is to be opposition at the national and provincial level, a responsible opposition, but mainly an opposition to protect and defend the most helpless, those who suffer from this model, the workers, the retirees and retired; and that safeguards our sovereignty, our productive apparatus, and our natural wealth. That mandate is clearly established in our Doctrine” they pointed out and insisted: “That is our position, the one that Perón and Evita marked for us, and so many companions who throughout our history fought for a Homeland with Economic Independence, Political Sovereignty and Social Justice, that is the only political line of the Justicialist Party of Entre Ríos, and whoever deviates from it betrays his party and his movement,” they stated.
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