As happens every Saturday, a special guest or guest joins the broadcast of TV Overdose on the C5N screen.
On this occasion, it was the turn of the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Cecilia Moreau, who acknowledged that “it was a very strong week” in Argentina, and in relation to the political events of the last few days.
“In the Chamber we live it, in the Political Judgment Commission, with very strong statements from the former administrator of the Court; the suspension of elections; the number of inflation. A week where, in addition, what we had been saying was ratified: that Bullrich it had to do with the attack on Cristina”, he commented at the beginning of the talk with Elizabeth Vernaci and Juan Di Natale.
“The Court screwed up our lives on all sides,” he explained and referred to the decision of the judges to suspend the elections.
“Last Sunday Juntos por el Cambio did very badly in the provincial elections. On Monday Macri came out to say that they were fiefdoms, treating those places as second-rate.” “It is wrong that Peronism governs La Rioja for 16 years, but it is good that they govern the City of Buenos Aires for 16 years,” he said.
“Now it went badly for him, Macri heated up on Monday because he doesn’t lose to anything, a typical businessman, capricious, despot. I win that thing or I go home with the ball,” he described.
