The mayor of La Plata, Julio Garro, today denounced that social organizations tried to “take the Municipal Palace”, and pointed to the government because, he said, with his “contradictory messages empowers the violent.” Shall we speak things plainly? Political organizations, which are defined as “social”, tried to take the Municipal Palace. It’s crazy. Hooded, with sticks and iron sticks,” said the communal chief of Juntos por el Cambio.
The situation of tension occurred at a time when protesters from the Classist and Combative Current (CCC) and Free from the South, among others, tried to enter through the main gate and a tumult was recorded, but the security forces that were at the site prevented them from passing through the building. On his Twitter account, Garro said: “The contradictory messages being sent with the theme of usurpations only empower these violent and extortionists. They feel unpunished.”
We don’t know the social situation. From the municipality we work comprehensively with councillors and legislators of the opposition, social organizations, the church and UNLP through the neighborhood committees to provide assistance to all who need. — Julio Garro (@JulioGarro)
October 28, 2020
By the same social network, the CCC holder and deputy of the Front of All, Juan Carlos Alderete, responded to the communal head of La Plata and stated that “Garro lies and represses instead of hearing and solving the needs of the silversmiths most hit by the crisis”.
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The politics of intolerance and violence can only sustain it through lying. Garro lies and represses instead of hearing and solving the needs of the most crisis-hit Silverns. We are from the culture of dialogue, Garro is from the culture of garrote https://t.co/pt0nQ1lKL4 — Juan Carlos Alderete (@JCAlderete_CCC)
October 28, 2020
“The politics of intolerance and violence can only sustain it through lies. Garro lies and represses instead of hearing and solving the needs of the most crisis-hit Silverns. We are from the culture of dialogue, Garro is from the culture of club,” he wrote on Twitter.
