The former vice president of the UCR Buenos Aires, Marcelo Montero, papered the city and came to show their support to President Cristina Kirchner. Hard radical criticism of the authorities and a strong nod to the Federal Planning Minister Julio De Vido. Far
lists and decision making in the historic game, the former vice president of the UCR Capital, Marcelo Montero, launched a campaign where he is in favor of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and where questions in the strongest terms to the current radical authorities.
lists and decision making in the historic game, the former vice president of the UCR Capital, Marcelo Montero, launched a campaign where he is in favor of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and where questions in the strongest terms to the current radical authorities.
"This cycle political (the Kirchner) represents for many of us the consecration of historical flags of the UCR, that those combatants wielded by the hand of Leandro Alem gave rise to the radical movement. There, from the Artillery Park, in what is now Plaza Lavalle, a group of worthy men raised flags of political autonomy, economic freedom and sovereignty for the later times, "said Montero.
"Today so many years of this epic, we see that flags are raised at that time claimed by this administration, as the struggle for the dispossessed that one sees reflected in the universal child allowance, or welfare for older adults. Also new banners that talk of sovereignty and freedom, as a media law for democracy or the fight against corporations, "praised the radical Government.
also Montero spared no criticism of the party leadership centenary and said: "I regret very much that today the radical leadership led the party to agree with the right, with sectors who despise democracy and trampled our interest flags."
Far from saying publicly what most important radical leaders, Marcelo Montero praised the Federal Planning Minister Julio De Vido, and stated: Praise attitudes of grandeur of the current president, and the link or bridge that is always stretched by first-line leaders such as Planning Minister Julio De Vido, who patiently talks and is quite radical with the difficult task of govern, even in remote districts of our country. "
"We support the President, because from the national committee came the ghost train bound for the right conservative coup," concluded the former vice president of the UCR Capital.
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