Looking ahead to the presidential elections in October, Gerardo Morales – Governor of Jujuy – referred to the possibility that Together for Change (JxC) prevails in the elections and indicated that the Frente de Todos (FdT) “fills the streets with blood” if this happens.
“What Aníbal Fernández said is that if Together for Change wins, the Front of All takes the streets and fills them with blood. There is a direct threat to scare people“, he remarked.
Regarding the ruling party, the governor commented that “we see a group of people who have zero trainingwith a vocation for harm and for hurting, and everything he proposes would only come out with repression. The streets watered with blood and dead will produce if they had the chance to become a government”.
“Our bet is to restore order, compliance with the law, the Constitution, establish rules of coexistence, recover peace, end conflicts,” he added then.
Likewise, Morales maintained that “we have done this in Jujuy, we have recovered peace, finished with the roadblocks and not a drop of blood has flowed, we have done it in the conception of respect for life, of establishing clear rules of coexistence ” .
In this sense, the governor explained that “the conception of order has nothing to do with this accusation of Aníbal Fernández“, and then he assured that “it has to do with what happens to the Government, which looks lost, cannot find a direction and that means that all Argentines do not have a direction, particularly our young people”.
