2023-12-03 23:00:00
He outgoing president Alberto Fernández He has several job proposals in Spain, where he might even work as an advisor to the President of the Government Pedro Sánchez, the Madrid newspaper said this Sunday. The world.
“Recently, the still president of Argentina, Fernández, revealed his intention to settle in Spain, where he assures that three universities have made him offers as a professor,” the newspaper recalled in a note titled “Alberto Fernández moves to Spain with his ‘woke’ family and his admired Sánchez”.
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“It is not strange that Fernández flees from living under the enemies of the left-wing populism that he represents. Nor that he has chosen Spain, where he will feel at home given his admiration and political coincidences with Pedro Sánchez, of whom it has been rumored that he may become an advisor.ensures the note signed by journalist Consuelo Font.
The one who is president of the Nation until December 10 recently stated that he has “some job proposals” such as “returning to teaching” in Spain. “I think it’s okay for me to distance myself. Felipe González said that former presidents are Chinese vases, because we are valuable but they don’t know where to put us.
“We must allow those who arrive to work without having what one had from day one, which was the permanent harassment of not being allowed to do things,” he said in an interview with the Spanish newspaper The country.
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Two days later, interviewed by PROFILEFernández said that he was not “very clear” regarding what he plans to do following December 10: “What I do know is that the day I decided not to be a candidate, I began to prepare my future, and yes, I did indeed receive offers from universities Spanish to go there for a while.”
“It seems to me that it is a possibility, but that does not mean settling in Spain, it means spending some time and continuing to attend to my issues in Argentina, because my life will surely continue to take place in Argentina,” he added.
This Sunday, meanwhile, Fernández confirmed that he will be present at the swearing-in of his successor, Javier Milei, next Sunday because “it is what is appropriate.” “It is what corresponds, one is not a democrat depending on whether one likes the results of the elections, one is simply a democrat and one respects the institutions. I am going to do it because it corresponds,” he said in statements to the NA agency.
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