This Saturday morning, the spokeswoman for the presidency, Gabriela Cerrutti met the national deputy of the ARI Civic Coalition, Marcela Campagnolithrough his Twitter account.
This is due to the fact that President Fernández, in a speech given last Wednesday in the province of chacowas in favor of federalism and spoke about the investment in the city of Buenos Aires: “With all the money that was not used to finish that aqueduct (in Chaco), the walk of the bass in Puerto Madero.
This is how the deputy manifested herself in response to those sayings: “Alberto Fernández questions that the CABA government spends money doing the Paseo del Bajo (which ultra streamlined truck traffic in the city). But how, and federalism? And the autonomy to the provinces to manage resources? Seriously, are you a lawyer and a professor at the UBA?”
Then, the presidential spokesperson came out to the crossroads: “Good morning, deputy. The President referred to a decision to allocate resources by the government of Mauricio Macri. Because as we all know (you should too, given your role) the Paseo del Bajo It was not a work of the City of Buenos Aires but of the national government“.
At the same time, in the aforementioned act in which he was accompanied by Governor Capitanich, the head of state wondered: “But was Argentina’s priority really having a Paseo del Bajo? Or was it Argentina’s priority to have water to 400,000 families in northern Argentina?”.
