Minutes after the broadcast of the recorded message that
made the tightening of the quarantine official
due to coronavirus in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area
(AMBA)
,
Cristina Pérez
regretted on Twitter that there was no press conference for journalists to ask the president questions
Alberto Fernández
, the head of the Buenos Aires government,
Horacio Rodríguez Larreta
, and the Buenosairean governor,
Axel Kicillof
.
From social networks, several users reminded him of the crossing that days ago he starred with
Head of state
for a question about the expropriation of the agroexportadora Vicentin by the national government.
“It is a shame that today [por el viernes] the press cannot ask questions after the announcements.
Even if it’s a recorded message, they could have held a press conference with open-ended questions, “Pérez wrote in a tweet.
Quickly, the co-driver’s tweet from
Telefe News
He got over 12,000 likes and almost 3,000 retweets and thousands of comments. In the responses to his post, there were those who reminded him of the
interdiction starred on the air with the President
and others also regretted the lack of a press conference as there had been in previous announcements since quarantine was implemented by
It is a pity that the press cannot ask questions after the announcements today. Even if it is a recorded message, they could have held a press conference with open questions. & – Cristina Perez LAVÁ BIEN TUS MANOS (@Cris_noticias)
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Weeks ago, in a live interview, Pérez had asked the President a question about the government’s intervention in the cereal company in default of Vicentin. Annoyed by the journalist’s adjectives,
Fernández suggested that he read the National Constitution
. In that same response, the president also asked him to read the Expropriations Law.
The crossing between Alberto Fernández and Cristina Pérez. Credit: Telefé
05:57
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After that first exchange, Pérez regretted that the dialogue had become a kind of neighborhood fight and
questioned the ways of the Head of State
to refer to his person. “Did I need to seek humiliation in the air as President and with the difference in power between him and me?” He wondered.
ALSO
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