President Alberto Fernandez I affirm that “We never restrict freedoms, we only take care of people’s health”, at the same time that he assured “there are no freedoms at stake”, but there must be “rstrictures to be careful “.
This was expressed this Friday during the extension of the Preventive and Mandatory Social Isolation (ASPO) until August 30, when he was accompanied by the Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof, and the head of the Buenos Aires government, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta.
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“The problem is present and we are not in a position to have who to meet without posing a risk” for both parties, Fernández warned. And he remarked: “We never restrict freedoms, we only take care of people’s health. There are no freedoms at stake. We have to have restrictions to be careful.”
In concluding his presentation, he said: “Don’t get us confused. Don’t make us discuss the obvious. Let’s keep working together.”
In that tune, Kicillof questioned “communicators and some political sectors who say that the pandemic does not exist “, while hospitals are “crowded” in the care of coronavirus cases.
“We don’t need them to be denying and criticizing everything all the time, a permanent chorus that conspires and attacks. This is not the time to dig the gap and seek the vote. Stop her“, criticized when participating in the presidential announcement in Olivos on the continuity of the quarantine.
The crossovers between the ruling party and the opposition are due to the latter’s convocation through social networks to a protest for next monday in rejection of the measures ordered by the Government to face the coronavirus pandemic.
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