translated from Spanish: Larreta referred to the march of the #17A: “There is no party call”

The head of Government of Buenos Aires, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, referred on Friday to the call that the opposition made for next Monday to the Obelisk, with the aim of speaking out against the national government. “There is no party call of any kind. There is no supportive accession,” Rodríguez Larreta said at the press conference, explaining detail the new phase of isolation that will rule in the City of Buenos Aires from Monday. 

Despite the words of the leader of the PRO, the president of that same party, Patricia Bullrich, announced throughout this week that she will participate in the demonstration and encouraged the Porteños to approach the city center. Although Larreta said they understand in the city “the situation of uncertainty that generates” quarantine asked those who will be stated that “at this time the utmost care for estrangement” to prevent an outbreak contagion.

Let’s take care of our co-workers. Let’s take care of our friends. Let’s take care of our families. Let’s take care of each other. pic.twitter.com/5YtvRwa4cf — Horacio Rodríguez Larreta ✋ (@horaciorlarreta)
August 14, 2020

This morning, Health Minister Fernán Quiros expressed himself in the same vein and said: “Criticism, opinions and demonstrations have to be expressed in all their magnitude because that helps maintain personal balance and social balance.”

Original source in Spanish