Aníbal Fernández again attacked La Cámpora and intensified the internship of the Frente de Todos: “They enjoy a terrible prestige”

The escalation of tension within the Frente de Todos from the act carried out by Kirchnerism in Avellaneda at the end of last week seems to have no end. In this context, the Minister of Security, Aníbal Fernández, once again attacked the leaders of La Cámpora after harshly criticizing Máximo Kirchner days ago.

Without mincing words, Fernández said: “The conductors of the ‘orga’ say stupid things about these characteristics, which have an impact on the rest of society and they know absolutely nothing about it. It cannot be that things like the one that is happening within the framework of Peronism among those who claim to be the holders of a part of the renewal continue to happen.

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“My complaint regarding the Maximum is with criteria, the actions that they are wanting to carry out are not explained, what do they want to bet on,” the official insisted.

“Where you mention this ‘orga’, as they call themselves, they enjoy a terrible prestige with respect to society and fundamentally the Peronist one. At some point, I told those who define themselves as the drivers of that ‘orga’ personally to their faces. That it seemed to me a shame that a political tool was degraded in that way” the Security Minister defended himself in statements to FutuRock.

Mayra Mendoza and Máximo Kirchner in the act of the Day of the militancy (Photo: TN).

“The ways in which you work don’t help,” he continued, and gave as an example that “to have the presidency of the party in the province of Buenos Aires, they pushed out (the mayor of Esteban Eceverría) Fernando Gray, that’s not It’s healthy, it’s useless.”

“They, the ones who insult the President every day, in this case they send (Andrés) Larroque to the front, but it is always a grievance. What do you expect, for the President to decide now or for him to run?” He followed him, and recalled how “Máximo rebuked the governor (Axel Kicillof) in Avellaneda”, while questioning himself: “Where do they speak from? From what pedestal? How many elections have they won?

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On the other hand, he returned to argue his position against the banning of Cristina Kirchner. “She is not proscribed, although she was convicted in the first instance, the other respective instances are missing to reach the Court and make it res judicata. If she was banned, why did they hold an act in Avellaneda to ask for her re-election? She doesn’t understand herself,” she said.

Finally, he made reference to the possibility of Alberto Fernández’s re-election: “What is clearer is that Alberto plays. That’s why he annoys me when they wrong her so much ”.