Tuesday, February 7, 2023 | 6:34 p.m.
President Alberto Fernández asked this Tuesday that “they do not forget the poverty into which they plunged millions of Argentines” during the government of Mauricio Macri and assured that his government “has not left any Argentine in solitude and in the open.”
“Don’t forget the poverty into which they plunged millions of Argentines, nor the 25 billion dollars with which they indebted us. The ministries of Health, Labor and Science and Technology did not exist. That is the Argentina that They left us. Do not forget the debt they took on, the deals they made with their families and their accomplices,” said Fernández as he headed this afternoon the inauguration of the Los Nogales transformer stations, in Tafí Viejo and El Manantial, in the Gran San Miguel in the province of Tucumán, works that required an investment of 50 million dollars.
Fernández assured that during his term “23 consecutive months recovering formal work in Argentina” were accumulated. “In the last two years we have created 1.6 million jobs,” he added.
“We have not left any Argentine in solitude and out in the open. There are many things to solve, we have to generate more work and put an end to the problem of inflation. We have to continue on the path of those who think of those who are worse off, in the latter, to whom we have to lend a hand and bring them back to live with dignity in Argentine society, because we have been educated under the legacy of (Juan Domingo) Perón and Evita,” said the head of state.
In addition, Fernández thanked Manzur for his accompaniment in the government. “You did it loyally, with great force, following the slogans of unity, growth and development, to put our efforts so that the Norte Grande comes out of the postponement,” he said.
“Let’s build a new utopia of equality, the utopia of the development of the Norte Grande, the utopia of the growth of the northern provinces and of integrating Patagonia into Argentina,” the president completed.
