“First of all, you are Argentine and you have the duty to facilitate the President’s governability,” he said.
The legislator Walter Berarducci (PJS) accused the national deputy Pablo Yedlin of ignoring “a basic principle of democracy and the republic: that the people are sovereign,” by not supporting the Bases Law.
“His current role as an opponent should not make us forget that he was an official of the government of Alberto Fernandez, considered by many to be the worst since the advent of democracy. Likewise, he was an official in the Kirchner government, which plunged the country into the worst institutional, moral and social degradation in history,” he said.
According to Berarducci, “the current opponent was also an official in the government of Jose Alperovich“, who committed abuses and degraded the institutions and the people of Tucumán.”
Pablo Yedlin: “Since taking office, this government has only brought problems to Argentina”
In this regard, he asked Yedlin to “fulfill the mandate of his province and fight for the dignity of his people. You, first of all, are Argentine and you have the duty to facilitate the President’s governability. If the President does well with the laws he wants to implement, it will be good for all Argentines. Put the country above your political party since the previous government brought us too many problems.”
“It is time to put aside political differences and work together to build a better Argentina. Only with the joint effort of all sectors will we be able to overcome the challenges and achieve the well-being that our nation deserves,” he concluded.
