Leaders of Espacio Puebla, which is part of the Frente de Todos, affirmed that “the problem” in Argentina “is not those who block the streets asking for food,” but rather those who “steal with price increases” and “currency leakers.”
This is how the former legislator José Cruz Campagnoli spoke in a debate that took place at the National University of José C. Paz on the challenges of the popular field; the union leader of Suteba Roberto Baradel; and the journalist Cynthia García, reported Espacio Puebla in a statement.
Campagnoli said in the debate that “the dollars that escaped the 100 main escapees are 10 years of social plans for 1,200,000 compatriots”.
“Argentina’s problem is not those who block the streets asking for food, but rather those who rob us with price increases and currency flight,” said the former legislator.
For his part, Baradel stated: “I defend unity in all areas” and stressed that “unity is to transform reality, to improve life for people’s needs, because for the cup to spill we have to throw it away.” U.S”.
García, in turn, pointed out that “if the press still has some transforming role, it is the one that sustains popular communication, giving rise to the dispute over common sense that blames poverty on those who suffer from it and does not focus on those who remain. with almost all the cake.
The debate was convened by the political organization Espacio Puebla, founded by leaders from Nuevo Encuentro, including José Cruz Campagnoli; the secretary general of the Metrodelegates, Alberto “Beto” Pianelli; the Buenos Aires leader Flavio Turne and the councilor Horacio Chiqué, informed the statement.
