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Alberto Fernández Said that “if He Did What Cristina Asked with the IMF, Argentina Would Have Burst Into a Thousand Pieces”

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The former president defended his position regarding the agency during its management and questioned the views of the sectors close to the former vice president

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“If I had listened to him, perhaps the economy and Argentina would have burst into a thousand pieces,” the former president said about the tense link with his vice president

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The former president defended his position regarding the agency during its management and questioned the views of the sectors close to the former vice president

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Former president Alberto Fernández spoke again about his management between 2019 and 2023 and once again pointed against the former vice president: “If she had listened to Cristina (Kirchner), she would have blown everything up.” “She was a vice president with a very important weight without a doubt, but she also met a president who did not [...]

Former President Alberto Fernández spoke on Monday about his management of government between 2019 and 2023. In that sense, he crossed back and held Cristina Kirchner responsible for the flaws of his mandate, which resulted in an economic crisis marked by high inflation and fiscal deficit. “If he had listened to Cristina, ... Read more

The former president defended the decisions he made during his term of office and maintained that not having obeyed his fellow formulae's proposals was key to preventing "everything from blowing up." He did so by remembering the differences they had during the government, defending the pact with the IMF: "If we failed, the consequences were worse." Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The former president said: “If they ask you to obey the vice president, there is something wrong, isn’t there?”

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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El Intransigente broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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