Cristina Kirchner: "People don't vote for presidents to excuse themselves or blame others"

"People do not vote for presidents to excuse or blame others. People vote for presidents to solve the problems," said the candidate for vice president of the Front of All, the ex-president
Cristina Kirchner, in the presentation of his book
"To be honest" in the province of Misiones.

The ex-president then spoke about economics and said: "I believe that the most important of the 12 and a half years of our management that Nestor started, with 22% of the votes in 2003, proves that with difficulties and problems there may be a model from a different country. "
"Returning to neoliberal policies. We would have to give a discussion to see what was done in these four years because nothing was the same. Never, never," Cristina said and added: "I make simple accounts, storekeeper account. Nestor paid the IMF in 2005 after 47 years, but the truth is that when you pay the debt. "

Then he spoke directly of the current administration: "One alone in three and a half years indebted us much more than the previous ones in 47 years. That we should review. We should ask what was done and where it went. No one doubts that the money came in, the debt is asked, the money was taken. The issue is, where is it and, above all, who is going to have to pay it. This is the discussion. "

The talk began after 18.40, in the sports center Ernesto "Finito" Ghermann, of the city of Posadas, which has a capacity for 3,500 people, although the organizers installed two giant screens outside the place, as happened last Saturday in the city of La Plata.
Prior to the event, as confirmed by
THE NATION Sources of the Homeland Institute, the former president met with Governor Hugo Passalacqua, Senator Maurice Closs and former President of Paraguay, Fernando Lugo.

From the moment the senator descended from the plane in the province, about nine o'clock at night, she was greeted with applause, even by the airport's own staff,
who then spread those videos on the networks and photographed with her in images that the senator herself used to thank the reception: "Hello Missions! Thank you for the reception. We will present Sincerely in Posadas. Huge hug for everyone", he wrote On twitter.

Similarly, other citizens were waiting on foot with signs, flags and slogans, along with Governor Hugo Passalacqua, the local mayor, Joaquín Losada; the elected provincial president, Oscar Ahuad, and the national deputy Cristina Britez.

Then, bypassing the perimeter fences that had been installed at the Airport, the crowd accompanied the combi in a caravan that moved her to the hotel where she spent the night.
The book will be presented under the moderation of the writer and critic Marcelo Figueras, and the presence of politicians, artists, athletes and students is expected.

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