Hebe spoke of Bonafini after meeting with Cristina Kirchner: “Alberto Fernández has nothing to do with the Kirchner project”

In the midst of the intern that shakes the Frente de Todos, and in the preview of the National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice, Cristina Kirchner visited Hebe de Bonafini and other members of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo at the headquarters of the Association.

Hours after a meeting on which more details had not been transcended, the representative of the struggle for human rights gave some details of how the meeting took place and made a crude analysis of what is happening in Argentina and in the management of Alberto Fernández's government.

“I saw Cristina happier, better, because sometimes she is a little angry... But he was fine, first he was with the Mothers, he greeted all the staff and then we spent a long time talking alone. It was very good and interesting for me, to take advantage of politically,” Bonafini described in statements to FuturÖck radio.

Although she avoided telling her what the vice president told her verbatim, she did not hesitate to respond when she was asked about the fight that faces the members of the formula that won the elections in 2019. “There is no discussion, Fernández already said it: 'I am the one in charge, I am the one who decides. ' The point is that he found other people to command, he sends others to say what he thinks, so it's complicated, he put people to speak for him.”

For Bonafini, “the Front of All” was born like this: “Massa has nothing to do with us, many people who came in have nothing to do with it. As he shows his face, Alberto has nothing to do with the Kirchner project. The truth is that he is much more to the right than anyone else because instead of going to see a poor child who doesn't eat or have shoes, and he only has to drink paco so that his stomach doesn't hurt, he went to turtles. He already said who he wants to be with and who he is going to defend.”

“He has no interest in seeing the poor because it is a slap in the middle of the face. He gets into a neighborhood without sewers, without light, where kids don't go to school because they don't have sneakers...”, said the head of Madres de Plaza de Mayo.

When asked whether the dialogue between Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner can be re-established, he chose not to give an answer: “I don't know, that's up to them, it didn't occur to me to ask Cristina that. She's the one who chose him, she'll have to talk or not, I don't know. That's not where my questions were.”

In addition, Hebe de Bonafini questioned the agreement with the International Monetary Fund: “With the IMF there was no discussion, everything was settled. We were led to believe that we could argue... There should have been a general strike here, so they realized who is the one who makes the country walk. The workers are all exploited, underpaid and gaining misery.”

Finally, he referred to the event for Remembrance Day that will be held this Thursday: “Tomorrow's cry must always be for Justice, but for a Justice that is what we lack, because the word Justice belongs to the people has to do with hunger, which is a terrible degree of injustice, that children have a project that is not just a bowl of soup. It's not that the food, the soup and the noodles are there, everything is missing in the neighborhood.”

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