A former minister came out with his hats on after the president’s comment on his X account and in defense of the Health official.
Ginés González Garcíaformer Minister of Health, died during the day on Friday at the age of 79. Among the multiple reactions that his death triggered, that of President Javier Milei was one of the most resonantsince he called him “one of the most sinister politicians of our history. This Saturday, The president was harshly criticized for his statements.
The President wrote a brief publication on his X account, where he targeted the recently deceased due to cancer: ”Today one of the most sinister politicians in our history left. Was complicit and responsible of the longest quarantine in the world. His incompetence cost the lives of more than 100,000 Argentines, regardless of how dark the issue of the testing and the VIP vaccination.
As a result of this, the former Minister of Defense and former candidate for vice president with Sergio Massa in the 2023 elections, Agustín Rossi, crossed it through the same means: ”But you, @JMilei, were vaccinated with the vaccines that Ginés managed” , he began, attaching a photo of the president applying a dose of Sinopharm, the Chinese vaccine brought by the State. ”You have little left of a lion, carrion hyena”he closed bluntly.
Ginés’s political career
González García began, precisely, as Minister of Health, but of the Province of Buenos Aires, between 1988 and 1991. The provincial administration was under the command of Antonio Cafiero.
Later, he held the same position but at the national level, for the government of Eduardo Duhalde in 2002, and a year later it was ratified by Nestor Kirchner in said position.
During the presidency of Cristina Kirchner was ambassador in Chileoccupying from December 2007 until the end of 2015, when he assumed Mauricio Macri as president.
Finally, he returned to being a political protagonist in 2019when Alberto Fernandez he chose it so that became Minister of Health again. There he was in charge of the beginnings of the pandemic. Covid-19.
Source: Ambito
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