Buenos Aires, September 1 (Prensa Latina) Nobel Peace Prize laureate Adolfo Pérez Esquivel warned today that the return of law to Argentina would represent a setback of more than 50 years and a repetition of the tragedies that citizens are trying to overcome.
In statements to the Télam news agency, the head of the Peace and Justice Service assured that the presidential candidates Patricia Bullrich (Together for Change) and Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza, LLA) are proposing old recipes with bitter medicines from which Argentines have already suffered with a failure.
The dollarization of the economy, like Planet Milei, is something that happened in the 90s and was painful for people because millions of people were left without work and without food, he explained.
During this period, the national industry declined. There was only a small group of wealthy citizens. The rest of the country is marginalized and left in abject poverty, he added.
He also criticized the LLA leader’s plans to dissolve ministries and institutions such as the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research.
Another issue that worries me greatly about this right is the mistreatment of public education. This is a conquest of the people, above all the university reform. It is a right and means equality for all. They want it to be a business for a select few, he said.
Faced with this scenario, he considered that Peronism and its allies must remain strong and united and carry out national projects with high federal content and in defense of Argentines.
On the other hand, he pointed out that judicial reform is essential, especially when a year has passed since the attempted assassination of Vice President Cristina Fernández and the act remains unsolved and the real organizers remain unpunished.
We cannot continue with a Supreme Court whose justices are complicit in injustice and right-wing parties. The attack on Fernández must be thoroughly investigated because the perpetrators are not alone and there are ideological perpetrators behind the incident, he claimed.
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