Yesterday, during the solemn opening of the ordinary sessions in the Congress of the Argentine Nation, a spectacle was experienced that reflects the cultural and moral decay in which the country has been immersed for decades. From the cold distance between the president and the vice president to the shameful performance of an exalted presidential advisor, the event turned into a show of vulgarity and institutional disrespect.
Nicolás J. Portino González commented on this: "What happened yesterday was the continuity of the vulgar, ordinary, and authoritarian Argentina that we have been suffering for two decades. Argentina remains trapped in a loop of cultural misery and political decay. This country is culturally broken."
The pathetic staging, aggressive attitudes, and verbal violence displayed during the opening of sessions are indicative of the low political level and lack of class that characterize the Argentine political scene. A scenario of vulgarity and confrontation was observed, which only confirms the cultural crisis that the country is undergoing.
The lack of institutional respect and the arrogant gestures by those present confirmed that, regardless of the changes in names and parties, the political quality in Argentina remains at a deplorable level. What occurred during the opening of sessions makes it clear that vulgarity and cheap aggression are commonplace in a scenario where political culture and republican respect are glaringly absent.
In conclusion, the opening of sessions in Argentina became a sad reminder that the cultural and political crisis in the country continues without a solution in sight. Vulgarity and lack of respect prevailed over the solemnity and institutional respect that should characterize such an important event.
