2024-02-25 16:06:06
There remains no solution in sight, at least this weekend, the conflict between the Patagonian provinces and the Casa Rosada. It is that while the governor of Chubut Ignacio Torres he said this Saturday to Infobae what “If the national government calls for dialogue, we are always here to dialogue,” from the United States the president Javier Miley talked with LN+ and his response regarding the confrontation was dismissive, almost volcanic: ““Poor thing, Nachito, he’s a poor boy who doesn’t see her, he can’t even read a contract, his intellectual precariousness is very great,” he claimed.
“If the Government calls for dialogue, We are always here to talk. But the dialogue has to be decisive.”, Torres had said in the framework of his note, and although he maintained the tone of “defending his province to the last consequences”, threatening to cut off oil shipments starting Wednesday, that phrase at least opened a door for some kind of negotiation. However, as he had already done before traveling to the United States, the president was far from showing any flexibility from the North country, describing Torres as a “poor boy who is not in a position to read a contract” because of what he considered “his intellectual precariousness.”
Torres had highlighted the “very good meeting” that he held this Saturday with his fellow governors of the Patagonian provinces, who supported the warning made last Friday to the national government.
“We had a very good meeting with the governors and the support of all the Patagonian provinces to the protest that we raised to defend our rights and the demand for respect was ratified. If there is no response, the wells in the region will be paralyzed,” said the Chubut president. Although he trusted that the situation “will be resolved,” Torres reiterated that if “the national government insists,” His decision to interrupt the supply of oil and gas generated by the province “has been made.”
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The provincial leader insisted that the national government “he doesn’t want to get paid and doesn’t qualify” a debt exchange proposal presented at the time by Chubut to settle a loan of 13,000 million pesos granted through the Provincial Development Trust Fund (FFDP).
But Milei, in an interview with LN+ from Washington, replied with clear contempt: “Poor thing, Nachito, he’s a poor boy who doesn’t see her. He can’t even read a contract. He is of very great intellectual precariousness “. “If you want to cut off the shipment of oil, the legal steps determined by Justice will be followed,” he challenged.
The President insisted that his arrival at the Casa Rosada produced a “structural change in traditional politics”, despite which there are still those who “they don’t see it”, area in which it obviously included Torres. “That’s why they hate that I’m in power, because it means that they were wrong in what they thought these 40 years,” he stressed.
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“They can not (he pointed out in reference to politicians) step on the street because if people knew them they would lynch them. That’s what they can’t see, they don’t want to see it because they would have to accept that everything they did was wrong. It is a problem of lack of self-criticism, the ‘they don’t see it’ has to do with that,” Milei said regarding one of the phrases that he usually replicates on his account on the social network X.
The president also questioned the rest of the governors, including the 19 who spoke out in favor of Torres, and maintained that “they don’t want to make the adjustment” in the provincial accounts at a time when “they have to adjust one point of GDP.” This, he said, is because “they do not want to give up their caste privileges.”
There is, therefore, for the moment, no possible negotiation with Chubut. At least with Milei involved.
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