“I love Maslatón, I don’t think of anything like him, but I love him, he tells me a lot…”, Vice President Cristina Kirchner had said in a section of the interview that she did Paul Dugan in your cycle “Hard to tame”, on Thursday by C5N. The lawyer and financial analyst, as is known, is a panelist on the program, and there was even a selfie after the broadcast, but that approach had a new chapter this Saturday, when the former president unblocked the lawyer and financial analyst on her Twitter account. .
“Proceed Maslaton”, the vice chicaneado to the C5N panelist, using one of his favorite fillers, and even added “Did you see that I’m not spiteful?”in obvious allusion to the opinions extremely critical that Maslatón did about the ruling party some time ago. Paradoxically, the same situation occurred with the panelist as with Duggan, who a few years ago was also hard questioning kichnerismo, but who later converted to the ruling party won the place in the interview on Thursday, and in that talk he deserved the mention that CFK left behind that stage “when he was hateful.”
Maslaton’s response on Twitter also came immediately, noting “Thank you for your kind reconsideration, Vice President”:
Maslaton has been praising Kirchnerism in recent times, pointing out what he considers economic achievements, with phrases such as that “the economy of Alberto Fernández’s management is going to go up”, or emphasizing that “never has so much money been earned in Argentina as now”. Those positions, which he maintains in his appearances on Duggan’s program on C5N, have earned him, then, the unlocking of CFK.
half pension
You may also like
Understanding Speculative BubblesA speculative bubble emerges when the valuation of an asset climbs well past…
As the cost of capital climbs, pursuing growth transforms into something far more nuanced than…
Released in December 1997, James Cameron’s Titanic emerged as not just a box office juggernaut…
Hard-to-abate industries such as cement, steel, chemicals, refining, and heavy transport account for a large…
Switzerland’s international financial and trading hubs have traditionally served as powerhouses for banking, wealth management,…
A slower-growth environment is characterized by modest demand expansion, cautious consumer spending, tighter capital markets,…