Massa: “What comes is better than what goes and it is always better to go forward than to go back”

Sergio Massa, presidential pre-candidate for Union for the Fatherland, led with Axel Kicillof, pre-candidate for governor of the province of Buenos Aires, an act in the Industrial and Technological Park of the Buenos Aires city of Florencio Varela.There, Massa mentioned the limitations of the management of Alberto Fernández and pointed out that “achieve an improvement in the income of workers”, It is “a debt that in the next government we will have to pay, and we have to start paying it now.” In addition, as for the opposition, Massa said: “In the face of those who call to divide, we have to continue with the idea of adding sectors, actors, jobs, investment, production. That will allow us to build much more Argentina,” and then maintained that “it is always easier to destroy than to build.” In a campaign tone, the presidential candidate of Union for the Fatherland mentioned: “We know that we made mistakes, we know that there are people who expected more and faster from us. We know that there were mistakes of our own and limits set by debt, drought, war and the pandemic.” Then he said: “We take responsibility for the mistakes we made but we know that there are two countries, one that of production and work, and quality education, the other that of financial speculation, indebtedness and deindustrialized Argentina.” At the end, he said: “What comes is better than what goes and it is always better to go forward than to go back.”

Original source in Spanish