translated from Spanish: “Yes you can”: Macri relaunched the call for the march to go for re-election

Just over a month into the general election, Mauricio Macri relaunched the call for the march in support of officialism and expressed the conviction of reaching the vote on 27 October “totally determined to win”. Through a series of Twitter messages, the president emphasized that “the election has not yet happened” and confirmed that next Saturday, September 28, from 5 p.m., he will headline the first march of “Yes can” in Barrancas de Belgrano.

THE ELECTION HASN’T HAPPENED YET. Last Thursday we launched the call to participate in La Marcha del #SíSePuede. Thirty meetings in thirty cities until the end of the Election of October 27, which we will reach fully determined to win. — Mauricio Macri (@mauriciomacri)
September 22, 2019

Macri’s messages
“THE CHOICE HASN’T HAPPENED YET. Last Thursday we launched the call to participate in La Marcha del #SíSePuede. Thirty meetings in thirty cities until the end of the Election of October 27, which we will reach fully determined to win”.
“At the March meetings we will meet face to face and express the deep convictions that unite us. We know that we can solve today’s problems while moving forward.”
“We can culminate in the cycles of stagnation and retreat that we live for 70 years without becoming that way in another type of country.”
“We can worry about the table of the Argentinians without yielding a millimeter of the peace that we reach (peace is like health, when it is felt nothing, but when it is lost it is discovered that it is everything).”

Next Saturday, September 28 at 17 hours we will meet to start La Marcha, in Barrancas de Belgrano, in the City of Buenos Aires. The election hasn’t happened yet. #SíSePuede — Mauricio Macri (@mauriciomacri)
September 22, 2019

“We can have a healthy economy without abandoning transparency in government acts, which is the exact opposite of corruption. We can create jobs while pursuing mafias that seek to corrupt the state and subdue the whole of society.”
“We can be free as we are without yielding to drug trafficking that intends to keep real power and become a “narco-republic”. We can defend our ideas, while respecting the Law and Justice, because without Law and without Justice, we are nothing.”
“Next Saturday, September 28 at 17 hours we will meet to start La Marcha, in Barrancas de Belgrano, in the City of Buenos Aires. The election hasn’t happened yet. #SíSePuede”.
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