by pablo moyano He arrived after 1 p.m. to the Plaza del Congreso, where the central event of the CGT strike will take place. The truck driver, one of the leaders of the workers’ union, was consulted about some recent statements by his brother, Facundo Moyano. AND He struck him down with his response.
“I have no opinion on showbiz,” It was his forceful response when a journalist asked him about the former deputy’s statements, which added fuel to the family intern.
His short reaction was in response to the statements of the former union leader of the pesos, who had claimed that “this strike was two years ago”, a barb directed at the passivity of the CGT in the government of Alberto Fernández. And also a reference to his regular appearances in gossip magazines due to his romance with Nicole Neumann and his marriage – with divorce included – to the model Eva Bargiela.
Furthermore, Pablo Moyano made a first assessment of the strike, minutes before going on stage to give his speech at the event in front of Congress.
“Look at what the square is like, throughout the interior of the country, this is historic. An impressive mobilization 45 days after the inauguration of the government, people are already expressing themselves,” he told Clarion. Usually talkative, however, she preferred silence when asked about Patricia Bullrich’s anti-picketing protocol: she just laughed.
Facundo Moyano also addressed the mobilization, although He did it with criticism of the CGT and, indirectly, to the government of Alberto Fernández.
“Every strike is political. What I am saying is that if this strike was two years ago, the situation of the workers was different,” said the former leader of the pesos union.
He also made a self-criticism, since he was part of the Frente de Todos until the defeat of the PASO in 2021.
“The result of the disaster that the previous Government made, of which I am obviously not responsible for everything, there are responsibilities, I resigned on August 11, 2021, after the electoral defeat there were more resignations, institutional scandal, ego fights and then They fired Kulfas and Guzmán, the government was over,” Facundo said.
Another representative of the Moyano constellation who spoke about the strike was Karina, Hugo’s daughter and Pablo’s sister. She appeared closer to the truck driver, although with particular words to refer to Cristina Kirchner.
He started with questions to Javier Milei. “He is hitting the retirees very harshly and all of us who have parents have to be a little more human. And what a delusional person, because he hates the parents, he hates all the retirees and wants to take them to kill them, because he already retirees, not even medicines can be bought,” he said on Continental radio.
He defended Alberto Fernández (“He did what he could. Are we going to blame Alberto for the pandemic? The only thing missing”) and then demanded Cristina’s presence.
“Nothing, I don’t have an opinion, I prefer not to give an opinion. “I prefer not to give an opinion because to get into controversy,” was her first reaction when they asked her about the vice president.
And prepared: “Today, all of us who are going to be in the square and those who are not going to be able to come for different reasons want a fair Argentina. And it seems to me that they should be present and should, at least, be accompanying many Argentines, to the people who always followed them and were accompanying them. But hey, nothing more.”
