“For a long time he has been stating that his priority is the Government, the national interest, facing inflation, the crisis, appeasing it, lowering it, resolving it” and “that for that he had to be dedicated to management,” said Fernando ‘Chino’ Navarro on the decision of Alberto Fernández not to stand in the next elections.
In statements to Casa Rosada, he said that “of course his priority is the unity of the Frente de Todos: when we talk about politics in electoral terms, he always stated that unity is the most important thing and that he was going to support the candidate who best measured and that he had a better chance, whether he was a man or a woman, and that if there was a possibility and he had adequate numbers, obviously he was not going to evade responsibility ”.
Navarro insisted on this point on the role of the leaders of the ruling party to contribute to solving the problems of Argentina, noting that “it is unfair to ask the president or ask Cristina or ask (Sergio) Massa, as if we were children of kindergarten”, that “solve the problems of Peronism, of the Frente de Todos, because each one of us has to take charge of our responsibility”.
He assessed that “the most important problem we have is political, defining a project for the 21st century, we keep looking back or thinking about the 20th century and the objectives are not clear” and “that was paid dearly, it was paid dearly In the previous government, we are paying dearly for it, to which we must add that we find recessions, pandemic indebtedness, etc. “.
About the presidential elections, Navarro affirmed that “the result is open, it is not closed”, and gave as an example that “two polls commissioned recently by an important newspaper show the FdT as the winner”.
“We have to prepare ourselves for very difficult times, we can be a government on December 10, 2023 as we can be the opposition, the Argentine people will decide and, in either case, consensus must be built to resolve conflicts thinking, not in politics or in the leadership, but in the town, in the people,” he said.
