The leader of the Patria Grande Front, Juan Graboispresented his book “Los Peores” in the city of La Plata where he was accompanied by the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillofwith whom he hugged, while criticizing Alberto Fernández: “Next year I don’t want another mediocre“.
“I do not want my militant generation to accept that the limit of what is possible is to have another mediocre next year, another lukewarm, another coward who does not carry out the reforms that must be carried out.. I do not accept it, there is no way to convince me of that,” said the social leader under the watchful eye of the Buenos Aires governor.
Grabois celebrated the meeting with the provincial president on his Twitter account with a photo embracing: “With @Kicillofok we seriously debate -without coaching or set phrases- regarding some issues that affect our country and people. We need to get out of the thermos and microdisputes. Recover greatness of mind and spirit in public discussion. This was an attempt. I hope it works.”
The social leader was complimentary of Kicillof: “Axel is a hope that we have to build a synthesis that surpasses the national and popular processes of the first decades of the 21st century. To achieve that so difficult in Latin America and Argentina, something that (Juan Domingo ) Perón might not and I hope that Cristina (Fernández de Kirchner) can, which is to build a transfer and a generational replacement that overcomes and deepens the floors of rights of the previous stage.
“I think Axel embodies that possibility, that power that can be given, we have some elements of hope there“, highlighted Grabois.
The expressions of the leader of Great Homeland They were dumped this Thursday in a crowded gym of the Club Platense de La Plata, where militants from Patria Grande, UTEP, Buenos Aires cabinet officials, national legislators and local leaders arrived, the agency reported. telam.
Kicillof highlighted Grabois’s book: “It is essential”
The first to speak was Kicillof, who said that the book raises “deep discussions on important issues” and he listed different conceptual levels of the work, such as “the author’s needs to communicate, for example, refute accusations regarding his person; conjunctural discussions, current affairs, and deep, historical issues, regarding the current stage of capitalism.”
In this sense, he stressed that there were “characterizations” with which he did not agree and explained that Grabois believes that “in the current stage of capitalism a part of the population will tend to end up permanently excluded from the formal labor markets “.
“I do not agree with this diagnosis because for him we are in a permanent, progressive stage of expulsion of workers from the formal work circuits,” Kiciillof said and clarified that he does not deny “that there are excluded workers”, but considered that it might be ” a stage”.
The Buenos Aires governor considered that it is a “very brave book” that “recognizes criticism, errors, does not entrench itself in the blind defense of issues that must be reviewed; it is an essential book“, said.
For his part, Grabois stressed that “if one has a clear hypothesis of where the world is headed, you cannot twist destiny; hypotheses are essential because we waste time managing what exists, which is very ugly.”
“In political power, popular power, there is an integrality between political militancy and popular power, but that integrality is not linear, it is complex,” added the leader, noting that “political power at a higher level suffers more encapsulation, it goes losing contact with reality” and as an example he cited the Pope Francisco and pointed out: “It is a debt of the militancy to find an integrality”.
Grabois further clarified that It is not that he is asking for a universal salary because he does not agree to transform social plans, but rather that he indicated that he denies “the consistency of that sentence.”
“What they call plans is part of the income of people who are already working. It is a demagogic slogan that stigmatizes the colleagues who work because it is electorally profitable,” he said.
Kicillof, meanwhile, considered that “the project of classic Peronism, despite the change and the passage of time, is take immense masses of wealth and apply them to the improvement of working and productive conditions in the country“.
“I am not resigned to thinking that the current situation of injustice, of exclusion, that the neoliberal disaster is natural,” he indicated in opposition to the hypothesis raised by Grabois.
In line with a position that he has been disclosing, Kicillof indicated that this year “We have to find the best proposal and resolve what we want: if we want the right or the rights.”
During his presentation, the Buenos Aires governor also thanked and acknowledged that during the management of Mauricio Macri and María Eugenia Vidal the sector “organized, annoyed and fought for their rights.”
The expressions were appreciated by the leader of Patria Grande, who, in the face of criticism for the negotiations with the previous management, indicated: “As an organization, as an organized community, faced with a state governed by a project that is antagonistic to our interests, we obviously negotiate.”
“In negotiations, the problem is not who you sit with, but what interests you represent at that table: if they are those of the people or their own. I sit with anyone, but I know what I represent,” he launched.
ED
You may also like
