Massa and De Pedro together in Mercedes: First act of the Frente de Todos formula?

During the day on Saturday, the Minister of Economy, Sergio Massa, and the Minister of the Interior, Wado De Pedro, held an act in which the launch of the Mercedes-Tomás Jofré tourist train was celebrated, but it could also be considered that, by showing themselves together, they are sending a signal in electoral code within the Frente de Todos. both were quite close and coinciding in their words, something that adds to the image they delivered at the event held in Plaza de Mayo. The Minister of the Interior, through the words he dedicated to those present, said that “our generation, with Sergio, with Axel (Kicillof), with all the comrades we are going to rethink Argentina, a new Argentina, new ideas for a new world. The railway system must be redesigned for a productive model and for a new world. We are going to continue working in this federal, productive Argentina.” In addition, he was also in charge of making a request: “Support us, we need strength, accompaniment to be able to continue dreaming of a federal Argentina, with work, health, education. We are going to continue building this productive model with inclusion and we are going to continue putting the best that we have, which is the heart, the will and the militancy to build a just, free, sovereign, independent Argentina for all.” On the other hand, the former mayor of Tigre said that “with Wado we shared many hours, many days, many mates. We also fought at some point, but we got together when we saw Argentina in danger and we began to rebuild the idea of that great family that today represents the Frente de Todos, with its differences, divergences, competences, but above all with a dream of a federal country and not concentrated in the City of Buenos Aires. ” And he concluded by expressing that “we govern with our hearts in our hands and we think about Argentina with conviction and with dreams for the future. That’s not going to change. We can have one place or the other: we don’t worry about what place we have, but about what Argentina we build.” It should be noted that, in the act, were present Minister of Transport, Diego Giuliano, close to the Tigrense, and the mayor of the Buenos Aires party, Juan Ustarroz, cousin of the camporista.

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