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Macri Claimed Menem and Charged Against Peronism: He Accused Kirchnerism of Returning to Resentment
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Mauricio Macri analyzed the stages of Peronism, questioned the political use of social justice and claimed rules for Argentina.
The former president again questioned Kirchnerism, claimed the figure of Carlos Menem and assured that his passage through the Casa Rosada led him to feel a “suffix” that influenced his decision not to compete for the Presidency again.
Former President Mauricio Macri questions this space and links it with "arbitrariness, cheap populism, non-meritocracy and the non-culture of work."
The former president said: “Kirchnerism returned us to the first Peron, that of resentment, arbitrariness, cheap populism, non-meritocracy, the non-culture of work.”
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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