Luis Juez criticized the political reality: “No Argentine can say that democracy changed his life”

As part of the broadcast of Mirtha Legrand’s program on El Trece on Saturday night, Luis Juez, national senator for the province of Córdoba, pointed against the political reality of the country during the last 40 years and left an unfortunate phrase that generated controversy in the study. No Argentine can say that democracy changed his life. People are having a really hard time. There is a lot of fanaticism and violence comes from above. One sees that the one who has the power thinks he is right, but it is not so. They want to impose reason with force and society notices that,” said Judge in the first instance. During the last week, the Supreme Court of Justice returned to the legislator of Together for Change, through a judicial ruling, his seat in the Council of the Magistracy, which until then occupied Senator Martín Doñate.Likewise, Judge added that “the middle class fell, an aspirational class, which wanted things for their children and today is not happening.” In that sense, the national senator commented that the general situation of the country has not improved during the last 40 years. “I’m saying that if we compare the standard of living of 40 years ago with what we do now, honestly, with our hands on our hearts, if we want to make a deep self-criticism … If we are not going to make a self-criticism we will never start,” he said.

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