The former deputy referred to the ruling party’s statements about the repeal of the Law on Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy “as a communication strategy” to divert the central issue of the corruption scandal in which the government is mired one year after its inauguration.
Kueider reveals the ways in which Milei’s Government is managed when they don’t give it the votes. The dates on which the senator left the country, the equal amounts that he transferred and that appear to be fees that he was collecting, reveal the need to investigate who paid for that, and where those funds came from.
“The bribes were paid by the person who was interested in getting the law passed, there are not so many options. Either it is the government or it is one of the large economic sectors that benefited from this law. “You don’t have to look too far,” said the reference.
Furthermore, Bregman referred to the Left Front’s project to declare the nullity of the basic law, which advances the rights of social sectors, popular sectors, workers, and indigenous peoples and invites the act to be held tomorrow: “We are going to be, like every December 20, in the street, and it is going to be a big issue that we are going to try to install, the nullity of the basic law”.
He maintained that, “if progress is made in the Kueider investigation, we will have more elements, because there are other senators who are complicated, There are other deputies who changed their votes and the reason is not known.. There is a lot for society to find out.”
Finally, he reflected that the Milei Government adopts anti-popular measures that require a high degree of repression to make them pass. “If you have an anti-worker, anti-popular, anti-women’s and diversity government, surely all those veto mechanisms, the DNU, the decree, are going to be compatible with that form of government, that’s why You have to confront it strongly in the street. So much indignation in offices and social networks is useless”, he concluded.
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