Monday, November 12, 2012
CFK warns against those 'who seek the return of the ultra-conservative regime that destroyed Argentina'
President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner today headed a rally with Santa Fe Governor Antonio Bonfatti, to inaugurate four industrial plants in Villa Constitución.
President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner today led a rally along with Santa Fe Governor Antonio Bonfatti, to inaugurate a rolled steel industrial plant in the city of Villa Constitución.
After the crossfire between the national government and Bonfatti over a drug-trafficking scandal involving the now former Santa Fe provincial Police Chief Hugo Tognoli who was recently accused of taking bribes to let narco bands operate at ease within the province, the President participated in the Paraná Metal rolling mill plant's inauguration.
"We must be inteligent, reasonable and keep calm amid some provocative people who want to return to the ultra-conservative regime that ruined Argentina", the President remarked in a heated speech.
After the crossfire between the national government and Bonfatti over a drug-trafficking scandal involving the now former Santa Fe provincial Police Chief Hugo Tognoli who was recently accused of taking bribes to let narco bands operate at ease within the province, the President participated in the Paraná Metal rolling mill plant's inauguration.
"We must be inteligent, reasonable and keep calm amid some provocative people who want to return to the ultra-conservative regime that ruined Argentina", the President remarked in a heated speech.
Likewise, the Head of State stressed that she leads "the project of a multi-class country, and not the project of a single party", and added, "We Argentines, must walk the path together and realize that we are paying the costs of the 'party' thrown during the decade of 1990."
Furthermore, the President aimed cannons to CGT Labour Confederation Secretary-General Hugo Moyano, who is to lead a national strike along with CTA's Pablo Micheli on November 20, and warned: "Be aware that whenever there's a crisis, somehow union leaders never lose their jobs."
To end, Fernández remembered her late husband and former president, Néstor Kirchner.
"He never gave up, he went for everything and so do I. If he would have given up, none of this would exist. There will be no middle class, no new universities, no scholarships. It is good to have good memory so that we do not commit same mistakes from the past."
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