In the middle of a dinner with political overtones, Mirtha Legrand He shared his table with some government figures. Among the highlights, Manuel Adorni and Roberto García Moritanthe television diva expressed her concern about the current panorama of the country in the last broadcast of Mirtha’s Night (The thirteen). “I cry for my country,” she said, on the verge of tears, when referring to the events that occurred in the first part of this year.
Known for her sharp tongue, the host of the cycle did not hold back anything when it came to giving her opinion on how Argentina is doing. Her guests did not like this at all, who tried to confront her host’s comments. “It’s just that we have to do what is necessary…“, the Buenos Aires Minister of Economic Development tried to explain. But, far from having the opportunity to develop his idea, Chiquita cut him off to give his opinion.
Although she tried to remain firm, the host could not help but look affected when referring to the topic. “What I want is for them to take care of us Argentines, to love us a little more, to love us, to take care of us, not just me. You have to take care of yourself”, he expressed. “But, you have to take care of it. The people who are suffering from dengue, the family that cannot pay for the vaccine, that cannot eat. It’s terrible, you have to be happy in Argentina. “I cry for my country, hey, I cry,” she said, distressed, at the words of her guests.
But that’s not all, since just a few minutes before, Legrand had referred to the constant increase in services. Direct to the presidential spokespersonshe reflected: “People don’t have anything to eat. It is impossible to live with these prices. There is no salary that is enough”. He had also commented on public transportation, which he noted was not in conditions that justified the value of the ticket.
In that sense, Pampita’s husband stated: “Do you think that in serious countries in the world the problem is the increase in bus fares?” Far from giving in to her opinion, Mirtha explained that they were not in a position to bear her cost. Although Adorni tried to get into the discussion, the host returned to the debate with a strong response.
“Put the subways in good condition. Sorry to remind you, but we don’t have the subways in good condition. Yesterday, or the day before yesterday I think, there is a line that is working poorly and stopped in the middle of the darkness, Do you realize that?“said the actress in reference to the incident that took place last Monday, when a Line B formation was stopped for hours due to a malfunction.
“We are working around the clock, all weekend, to improve the City and leave it as the people of Buenos Aires deserve. Of course, we do not escape the current economic situation,” explained the former Buenos Aires legislator, who joined Jorge Macri’s Cabinet last December. “Yes, but They did not deal with dengue. Of that, no“”Fumigating is not a solution,” attacked Roberto, who was responded with “the Government did not take care of it.”
“A great job was done with the limitations we had,” insisted the gastronomic businessman, who was supported by Adorni. “In addition, prevention should have occurred several months ago, but it did not happen. And the vaccine was shown to be ineffective in preventing an outbreak,” said the Executive spokesperson. But, once again, the host commented on the importance of the country being in order and the people being taken care of. “You have to be happy in Argentina, it is an obligation”, he stated.
