But in addition, on social networks he left something else through a third-party tweet.
Journalist Bruno Bimbi wrote: “I have no doubts about one thing: if Nestor Kirchner were alive and a deputy, he would have voted yes last night.” Alberto Fernández gave that message RT from his personal account on Twitter.
With the leader of La Cámpora, Maximo Kirchnerat the head, the hard kirchnerismo gathered a significant amount of “no positive” votes that brought shine to the half sanction agreed between the Peronism referenced in the Government of Alberto Fernández and Together for Change. The position was raised in a letter released after the session.
To the twenty deputies of The Campora the three deputies of the Great Homeland Front (Hagman abstained, as did Federico Fagioli and Natalia Zaracho), the abstentions of the “dipusindicales” Hugo Yasky, Sergio Palazzo, Pablo Carro, Claudia Ormachea and Vanesa Sileyand the rejections of the two deputies of the Combative Class Current (Juan Carlos Alderete and Veronica Caliva).
The agreement with IMF was, in turn, rejected by the radical K of the Homeland Institute Leopoldo Moreau, the Kirchnerist referent of New Encounter Monica Macha, the Buenos Aires Gisela Marziottaand the Buenos Aires Augustine Propato (Sergio Berni’s wife), among others, while the former Buenos Aires Minister of Health, Daniel Gollanabstained.