New attack from the political sector that responds to Vice President Cristina Kirchner against the Minister of Economy, Martin Guzman. In the midst of tensions within the ruling party, the national deputy Cecilia Moreau harshly criticized the head of the Palacio de Hacienda and demanded his departure. “We need a more humane minister”I consider.
In dialogue with LN+ The parliamentarian joined the criticism launched this week by other leaders and officials. “From the Congress we have tried to help him [a Martín Guzmán]Sergio did it [Massa] with Earnings update, Maximum [Kirchner] with the Minimum Wage”, he listed, and noted: “We are trying to generate tools, but there is a lack of dynamism”.
In this sense, Moreau said to live days of “uncertainty and anxiety”. “We need to find a solution, a path of order… There are many questions after a pandemic, after a very complicated situation, after what the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) meant and what it represents today,” he reflected.
And he continued: “We are not well and one sees that in the middle there are disputes in our political space, disputes in Cambiemos, extremes that hurt and the truth is that, in that sense, I cannot see it calmly, joyfully or hopefully. I am very concerned”.
When asked about her considerations on the national government’s exit plan, Moreau was decisive. “I think Martin [Guzmán] fulfilled a stage in what was the agreement that was signed with the Fund, an important role. The Government needs to include other actors at the decision-making table on this construction, even those who are not part of our political space”, he pointed out, adding: “A minister is not enough, something more powerful is needed”.
Thus, although Moreau recognized that “Alberto is the president who chose this political space and the Argentines,” he pointed out: “It is not the only word within this space. There are other actors that must be listened to and taken into account. No need to analyze further. have to do. More concrete measures must be taken.”
The national deputy called for “the institutionalization of a table of the Front of All.” “Where, obviously, Cristina has to be [Kirchner]the President and that issues be sought on which we can agree and move forward”, he warned, adding: “Sometimes you don’t have to be afraid of name changesclinging to people when one is passing through is not good”.
“That way a change is good, if it is a change for more active and accurate policies. Martin [Guzmán] It already has a little wear and tear on it due to what the pandemic meant, the agreement with the Fund and a more humane, more social, more political minister…”, he continued, and continued: “I see that he comes from a different background, he was out of the country for many years, perhaps with more neighborhoods.”