The head of the Cabinet of Ministers of Argentina, Guillermo Francosheld a meeting this Wednesday with deputies from the bloc of the Radical Civic Uniona few hours from final debate of the law Bases in the Chamber of Deputies.
They were present at the meeting, Rodrigo De Loredo, Mario Pablo Cervi, Mariano Campero, Martin Arjol, Luis Picat, Roberto Sanchez, Gabriela Brouwer, Francisco Monti, Karina Banfi, Soledad Carrizo and Roxana Reyes.
In addition, it had the participation of the Vice Chief of Staff of the Interior, Lisandro Catalánand the Deputy Chief of Executive Staff, José Rolandi.
Rodrigo de Loredo’s statements after the meeting with Guillermo Francos
The Cordoba deputy De Loredo made statements after the meeting: ”We express our concern of Justicialist governments who come to take photos, to transact their votes, to obtain resources that they do not later participate in, to the efforts they have within their districts, who are going to commit to ensuring that this is fulfilled because it is healthy institutional coexistence and true federalism, federalism of municipalities too, which does not apply Peronism, which does not have an institutionalist vocation.
Then, regarding the vote that will take place on Thursday for the Bases law, he assured: “They will be as they were in January, as they were the second time around and as we will express it tomorrow as well.”
And when asked about whether “spoke in the wheel” may appear, he declared that “there always are because there is an expression of Argentine politics that is not very comfortable with democratic functioning. Let’s hope that this time they reconsider the various attempts they have had in the street with articulated strategies.because they articulate the outside with the inside, I already know it by heart.
He added that “every time Peronism governs, Peronism has adjusted pensioners, it has agreed with the fund, it has declared default, it was not a mistake, a mess to be made by parliament.”
And he closed: ”And if I ask you to record episodes of obstructionist violence like every time parliament works, you are not going to record it. So I hope that at least that doesn’t happen, but I rule out that there will always be an attempt to interrupt or with arguments, with tricks, with delays. Hopefully it will be a calm session, a quick session. We have asked everyone to have that sense, because we are already bored of repeating the same thing. “We are making speeches about the same law.”
