2023-11-17 01:42:00
The candidate of Union for the Homeland, Sergio Massaand the leader of La Libertad Avanza, Javier Mileyclosed their campaigns this Thursday in a context of maximum polarization, facing a presidential runoff whose definition is not closed, given the parity between both candidates in the elections. The Minister of Economy led his event at the Carlos Pellegrini school, where he appealed to the “young vote” and spoke out for “public, inclusive and free education”which implicitly highlights one of the fundamental differences with Milei, who leans towards the educational voucher system. The liberal leader chose the province of Córdoba as the setting for the closing of the campaign, with the participation of a “surprise” speaker: Patricia Bullrich. “Córdoba is going to give us victory”assured Javier Milei to the local press.
Sergio Massa at the Carlos Pellegrini school: “The greatest utopia is to defend equal opportunities”
Massa, a 51-year-old lawyer, promised before a group of businessmen “a country and a government that defends its industry”before visiting the Carlos Pellegrini School this Thursday, where he was applauded by the students.
“That this is our closing campaign represents the country we want. “I come to tell you that we are going to defend and improve public, inclusive and free education.”stressed the Minister of Economy.
The official candidate asked the students for help so that “explain the harms of the other proposals and try to convince them.”
“Without disrespect. I ask you to help me. The young vote is super important in terms of electoral participation and definition of the electoral process“Massa said.
“The greatest utopia is to defend equal opportunities. Building a country with equal opportunities is to think that the son of a bricklayer has the same opportunity as any other to be president,” proposed the Tigrense.
Despite his promises to incorporate all parties into a “national unity government”If he wins, Massa fights for his credibility since he remains the Minister of Economy under whose management inflation It rose to 143% annually and poverty affected more than 40% of the population.
But his voters give other reasons for electing him. “I’m going to vote for Massa because I’m against Milei, because I defend human rights, health and education. This time we have to vote for democracy,” Carolina Cova, 27, told the AFP agency as she passed by. to the educational institution where the minister made his last act.
Milei talked about his dog Conan and, in line with Macri, called Massa a “fullero”
Javier Milei, a 53-year-old outsider economist who proposes dollarize the economy and significantly cut public spendingled one of his characteristic caravans in the city of Córdoba, one of the bastions of anti-Kirchnerism at the national level.
“What we are choosing is whether we want the tyranny of the majorities, Peronist populism, or if we want to once again embrace the ideas of freedom of (Juan Bautista) Alberdi,” launched the candidate for the Presidency of the Nation in a crowded setting. of libertarian militants during their closing campaign in the city of Córdoba.
“The pancake, the cheater, the liar (Sergio Massa) said that I feel contempt for the people of Córdoba. And the best gift in life was given to me by Córdoba….Let Córdoba know that Conan is from Córdoba!he emphasized about his dog.
Ramiro Marra, leader of La Libertad Avanza, told the agency AFP that the act in Córdoba represents the culmination of a “historic campaign” and called on all Argentines to vote, “so that democracy continues to last over time.”
“Javier, with patriotism we accompany you”: the message of the “surprise” speaker
Patricia Bullrich He appeared tonight as a surprise at the closing ceremony of the presidential candidate of La Libertad Avanza, Javier Milei, and called on his voters to accompany the libertarian in the runoff.
In a brief message, Bullrich spoke to the “6 million citizens” who accompanied her and asked them to “with their heart, soul and brain think for a minute about continue living in this Argentina of the mafias, of the poorwhere the officials have everything and the people have nothing”.
“That is why I want to ask all the citizens who accompanied me, who chose an option for change, that this continuity must end on the 19th, on Sunday, We have to support change, change that implies that citizens are more important than the democratic structures of the state“said the former presidential candidate of Together for Change.
And he expressed: “Javier, it was your turn to change, with patriotism we accompany you”.
The last week was marked by fraud accusations that Milei’s entourage denounced in advance, something unprecedented in the 40 years of Argentine democracy.
The polls anticipate a scenario of technical tie.
This Friday the electoral ban begins, which prohibits any campaign act.
In parallel, the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo were accompanied on their traditional weekly round by nearly 1,000 people who They protested against the “denialism” of the libertarian bloc with respect to the last Argentine dictatorship (1976-1983).
“It seems to us that in the face of the discourse of denialism we must vindicate the motto of Memory, Truth and Justice,” said Olivia Col, a 21-year-old medical student, who attended with two friends.
CA/ED
1700188284
#Photos #curiosities #closing #Massa #Mileis #campaign #heading #runoff