The governor of Jujuy, Gerardo Morales placeholder imageHe assured that the provinces administered by the opposition will send “delegates” to the meeting that the president will lead today at the Casa Rosada Alberto Fernandez and the Minister of Economy, Martin Guzman, to provide details of the negotiation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). They differed thus, once once more, from the mayor of Buenos Aires Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, who will not attend the meeting or send representatives.
“If we say that we want dialogue and consensus, we have to do it. There is an intention of the President to listen to us, to accept our claims “said Morales in dialogue with THE NATION, following a telephone communication with Fernández.
In addition to recognizing these gestures, such as limiting the meeting only to the governors, Morales explained that the Monday or Tuesday The President and the Minister of Economy will receive the leaders of Together for Change and the heads of parliamentary blocs of the main opposition coalition.
“I don’t like to play hide and seek, here you have to talk”added the new head of the National Committee of the UCR and called the reaction of the mayor of Buenos Aires “unconsulted” Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, who yesterday morning reiterated that he would not attend the meeting “because it is more political than technical.” Close to the head of government they denied that Guzman He would have called Larreta, as high government sources claimed.
In this context, the radical governors decided to lower the decibels of their rejection of the convocation of the Casa Rosada, in several contacts they maintained via Zoom. At least Jujuy, Mendoza and Corrientes delegates will be sent, while the Buenos aires city confirmed last night that he will remain on the sidelines of the meeting.