Edward Bellibonireferring to Worker Pole and one of those responsible for the piquetero encampment on July 9, and the Buenos Aires legislator from freedom advances, Ramiro Marraonce once more starred in a tense television crossover with harsh accusations regarding street closures, social plans and the role of organizations.
There was already tension between them. This time, on Wednesday night, from the first minute Belliboni attacked the deputy who responds to Javier Milei by accusing the libertarians of being “neo-fascists”: “The political tendency is far right, the people who adhere to the Marra current, openly adhere to Videla”.
“I am not going to respond to attacks because they do not seem relevant to the debate, but you are criminals because they break the Penal Code,” replied Marra.
The leader of the Polo Obrero assured that a new camp is not planned on July 9, but pointed out that the protests are resolved “by creating work.” For his part, Marra stated that the discussion is not regarding “social and poor plans,” but regarding “the Penal Code, regarding people who commit crimes.” And he lashed out at Belliboni: “If you read it, you will realize that you deserve three months to two years in jail.” “You have to take charge,” raised the tone of the liberal legislator.
“Marra must believe that she is a judge, if she has a complaint to make, let her do it,” replied the picketer, who considered that the Buenos Aires deputy “it is functional to the political caste” because “they don’t want there to be protests once morest the adjustment.” “You are a stock market speculator, you have never worked in your life thanks to the fact that you inherited from your father”chicaneó Belliboni.
The Buenos Aires legislator insisted that the leader of the Polo Obrero is “a picketer who interrupts all the time” and asked for explanations “for the attacks on the police” during the demonstrations. “Make the complaint you have to do, Marra,” interrupted Belliboni.
“You said that you sent me a document letter and it never arrived, you don’t know how to write a document letter,” he added. Trying to have control of the debate, Marra explained that what must be discussed are “the pickets”, but Belliboni crossed him and told him that what is under discussion “is poverty”. “Why don’t we talk regarding those who live off the poor?”questioned the liberal legislator. “Come to the neighborhoods, step on mud once in your life, you live off the poor with financial speculation, come see what the people eat of the crap that the caste sends them”attacked the referent of the PO.
“Call me financial speculator, I would like to know what you work for”Mara replied. “There is no discussion, (blocking streets) is a crime and therefore we need them to let go of the policemen’s hands; you are not the owners of the street”, added the deputy from Milei.
In the discussion of A Dos Voces (TN), Belliboni warned that “What Marra says, in addition to being very functional to the caste, is very dangerous, if it weren’t tragic it would be comic”. While the legislator replied that the picketers are “functional to the caste because they are part of the Government and use people with needs for their own benefit.”
“Marra doesn’t know what a poor person is because she doesn’t leave the microcenter”the militant of the Polo Obrero crossed it. “You do not represent the poor, no one gave you authority, you do not have to be negotiating on behalf of people in need, you have to be put in jail”replied Marra who insisted that “if we were the Government, you would go to jail.”
“If you were the government, the disaster would be much worse than now,” interrupted Belliboni. “Fachos around the world were kicked out and that’s how you are going to be kicked out,” he attacked Marra, whom he described as “Facho and little boy who knows nothing regarding history”.
“The aggression is typical of the picketers,” the Liberal deputy responded immediately and stated that “it is necessary for the police to remove the picketers” from the street. “We don’t have to give anything to the social movements, we don’t need intermediaries,” he added.
Marra said that with Milei they toured the emergency neighborhoods and there “nobody knows Belliboni.” And he clarified that the Liberals “do not want to take out the social plans” because “unfortunately they are a necessity.”
“What does it have to do with not knowing me? Go to an assembly and tell your comrades ‘break up with Belliboni and come with Marra’, let’s see what they say”, replied the picketer.
The PO leader threatened the Buenos Aires legislator with “an advice from a big man”: “It’s going to go bad for you.” “Because with people like you we do well, right?” Marra retorted. “If you weren’t dangerous, you’d be a funny clown, because you talk nonsense all the time”, raised the Belliboni discussion. Not far behind, the Milei deputy told him: “I am dangerous, you have to be afraid of me, you will go to jail”.
Marra accused the picketers of “extortionists” for blocking the streets to provoke the officials to serve them. “Why don’t they sit down at a table to talk to find solutions, because since they don’t have real representation they have to do it in this aggressive way,” she argued.
Asked regarding the logistics set up in the last camp, Belliboni acknowledged that “worker organizations historically raise their funds to carry out their activities”. “People who charge plans, they take money from them,” Marra interrupted him. “It’s unusual, do you charge a tithe?” He added.
“Belliboni, you are a criminal, the party is over, you are going to end up in prison because you are committing a crime”Marra finished.
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