He former president Eduardo Duhalde he responded to president Javier Mileiafter being accused of inciting a coup State against Fernando de la Rua in 2001. “You can’t live without fighting”asserted the former president. His words add to the repudiation of Alfredo Cornejo and the Radical Civic Union (UCR) after the head of state’s statements against Raul Alfonsin.
“The President is like that. It can’t be without fighting. These days it was my case, before it was with others,” Duhalde said in radio statements. And he added: “He has problems with everyone because he cannot live without fighting. In my 50 years of political life I have not fought with anyone“.
Along these lines, the former Buenos Aires governor continued: “I have a completely opposite idea to his. They are fights that serve no purpose“.”Verbal violence can end in another type of violence, which is what we have to avoid” he concluded.
In the midst of this climate, Duhalde published a photo in his X account in favor of Raúl Alfonsín. There he was baptized “father of recovered democracy.”
Alfredo Cornejo came out to Javier Milei for his statements about Raúl Alfonsín
The governor of Mendoza, Alfredo Cornejojoined the radical criticism against Javier Milei, after the President accused Raúl Alfonsín of having been a “supporter of a coup d’état” along with Eduardo Duhalde against Fernando de la Rúa.
For Cornejo, “To say that there was a coup d’état in 2001 is decidedly not true.” “The coup was in ’76 and Alfonsín judged the military junta,” commented the provincial head during an interview with Radio Miter Mendoza.
The UCR joined again due to Javier Milei’s criticism of Raúl Alfonsín
Despite the breakup, the UCR joined together to repudiate the sayings of Javier Milei against Raul Alfonsinwhere he accused him of being a “supporter of a coup” against Fernando De La Rúa in 2001.
In a statement signed by the National Committee of the UCR, they stated: “It is not only an unjustified insult to his memory, it is an affront to the Argentine people“. They also asked that he cease “his grievances against who was the true leader of the Argentine democratic process.”
Source: Ambito
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