The social leader Luis D´Elia crossed the Minister of Community Development of the Province of Buenos Aires, Andrés “Cuervo” Larroqueafter he lowered his tone to the requests to march in support of Cristina Kirchner. “Stay at home, Cuervo Larroque. We are going to march”, fired the leader of the MILES party in dialogue with Delta 90.3.
Faced with the calls to demonstrate both by D’Elía and other Kirchner referents such as the judge Juan Ramos PadillaLarroque had lowered the tone of said requests, saying that “it is not the savior, nor is it thought from that place” and calling for a climate of greater consensus among the population, a position that motivated the difference with D’Elía, who makes several days that calls for a popular demonstration on December 6, the day on which the ruling of the Road Cause will be known, which has the vice president among its main implicates.
“Tomorrow you have to be against him lawfare“, sentenced D’Elia. “I have the impression that it is going to be a day the same as that of January 27, 2002 when a good part of the Buenos Aires middle class joined us. I see so much indignation that tomorrow people are going to go over the top of the leaders,” he bet the.
Towards the end of the interview, the driver Mauro Federico He stated that, although he had not spoken with Cristina, he had done so with people close to her. “They confirmed to me that Cristina sent to ask that people not mobilize. Are they going to march even contrary to what Cristina is asking for?” asked the driver.
“Cristina is a great statesman, perhaps the best cadre of the popular field in Latin America, but she leaves tactical issues to us, right?” D’Elia replied, “I’m sure a lot of good Argentines will join in,” she added optimistically.
On the occasion of the expected ruling, which various sectors of Kirchnerism sense will not be favorable to the vice president, unions aligned with the government, such as ATE, will join the mobilization, as they communicated on their social networks. “The state officials are with Cristina”, was the slogan that the union spread. The organization will also join legitimate justiceas well as various human rights groups.
However, several groups, such as The Campora Y Evita Movement, they will not march in support of the vice president, an attitude that D’Elía strongly questioned on his radio program. ““They got tired of saying ‘don’t mess with Cristina, but what a mess she’s going to make.’ Well, they’re going to mess with Cristina, on Tuesday at six in the evening. They are going to condemn her. They couldn’t shoot her, they’re going to try to get her off the field through judicial and political demonization. And everyone in there, what the fuck are they going to do? are they going to look? Are you going to wait for the outcome of the appeal? But don’t fuck with me, please! ”, She claimed in her editorial.
The prosecutor Diego Luciani He requested a 12-year sentence for the charges of aggravated illicit association and fraudulent administration of Public Works.
