2023-07-18 13:21:30
The pre-candidate for vice president for the space We do for Our Country, Florencio Randazzo, spoke about the future Elections in the country and criticized the ruling party for the poor management of Alberto Fernández.
The politician is allied with the current governor of Córdoba, who said that the national deputy is perfect for the position since “he is from the interior of the province of Buenos Aires” which makes him different from the rest of the candidates.
In the context of the political campaigns for PASO 2023, the former Minister of Transport spoke about the country’s present and his ideas for the future.
“The result in Santa Fe is a consequence of the colonization that Kirchnerism carried out on the part of Peronism and the governors,” Randazzo said about the insecurity that exists in the province due to the advance of drug trafficking.
In the same way, he assured that “unlike Córdoba, a province that ratified Juan Schiaretti’s management model, many governors are going to pay the cost of having supported Kirchnerism and this government headed by Alberto, Cristina and Massa.”
And he added: “They have allowed themselves to be colonized and ended up defending these levels of inflation, job insecurity and scandalous poverty.”
In addition, during a radio interview, the former Minister of Transport maintained that “politics has been divorced from management”, and considered that “the best policy is the one that allows people to improve their lives.”
In this sense, the current national deputy pointed out that “with the Governor of Córdoba we give great importance to management”, and assured that “to get out of experiences that have already failed, we offer an alternative that has experience in having given concrete answers to the people’s problems.”
Finally, the vice-presidential candidate stated that “the idea that we have to resign ourselves to the fact that ‘it is impossible’ is not true. What you have to do is take things seriously.”
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