On Journalist’s Day, there was no shortage of greetings from the most important political authorities of Argentina.María Eugenia Vidal, Sergio Massa and Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, among others, sent a message of affection to all those who exercise this office. Alberto Fernández did too, but he dedicated a special greeting to Marcelo Zlotogwiazda, a journalist who died in October last year.
I also want to take the day to remember one of the journalists I admired most for his honest and sincere reading of reality. I know your listeners, your friends and your colleagues miss you very much. Me too. Wherever you are, Zloto, happy day. pic.twitter.com/dDiap6x2X4— Alberto Fernández (@alferdez)
June 7, 2020
“I also want to take the day to remember one of the journalists I admired most for his honest and sincere reading of reality. I know your listeners, your friends and your colleagues miss you very much. Me too,” the Argentine representative tweeted. On the other hand, in his initial general greeting, he remarked that “it is important that the ethical imperative of communicating the truth should never be forgotten in the necessary task of keeping the population informed”.
I want to greet the journalists of Argentina in his day.
In this difficult time that we have to go through, it is important that the ethical imperative of communicating the truth is never forgotten in the necessary task of keeping the population informed.
Happy journalist’s day!!! pic.twitter.com/smlmZaU9DV— Alberto Fernández (@alferdez)
June 7, 2020
For her part, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner took advantage of the journalist’s Day salute to criticize the illegal spies of which Mauricio Macri and the previous management of the Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI) is accused.” The persecution and espionage of Macri’s government also affected many and many of them (journalists), now we know all and all,” he tweeted, sharply.
My greeting in the #DiaDelPeriodista for those who practice the profession with commitment to the truth and to the Patria.La persecution and espionage of the Macri government also affected many and many of them, now we know all of them.—Cristina Kirchner (@CFKArgentina)
June 7, 2020
