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Sergio Massa broke away from Alberto Fernández: he said he would not summon “half of his ministers” and opined that the Olivos festival damaged his credibility

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The presidential candidate of Union for the Fatherland also marked his differences with the President in terms of foreign policy: “Venezuela is a dictatorship.” He referred to the reopening of cases against Cristina Kirchner and spoke of “electoral timing”.

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Sergio Massa se distanció de Alberto Fernández y dijo que la fiesta de Olivos perjudicó su credibilidad

Sergio Massa, el candidato a presidente de Unión por la Patria, intentó despegarse de la administración comandada por el presidente Alberto Fernández y sostuvo que si dependiera de él “echaría” a la mitad de funcionarios del Gobierno. Además, se diferenció del mandatario nacional respecto de sus discurso en Naciones Unidas (ONU) sobre las dictaduras de Cuba y Venezuela y explicó a qué se debió la devaluación pos-PASO.Entrevistado por Luis Novare…

10 months ago·C A B A, Argentina
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Sergio Massa broke away from Alberto Fernández: he said he would not summon “half of his ministers” and opined that the Olivos festival damaged his credibility

The presidential candidate of Union for the Fatherland also marked his differences with the President in terms of foreign policy: “Venezuela is a dictatorship.” He referred to the reopening of cases against Cristina Kirchner and spoke of “electoral timing”.

10 months ago·C A B A, Argentina
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