Argentinians are concerned about the lack of adequate income and difficulties in accessing proper nutrition, highlighted the legislator in a radio interview. For Alicia Kirchner, the current situation reflects a state that is in crisis. "If we want to protect Argentinians, the state must be present," she emphasized.
The former governor of Santa Cruz highlighted the importance of providing support to the former president, after her 6-year prison sentence in the Vialidad case was confirmed by the Supreme Court. Additionally, she expressed her concern about the need to move the country forward. "Someone came to break it, and rebuilding it will be very difficult," Kirchner stressed.
In the interview, the main focus was on the economic and social situation of Argentinians, emphasizing the urgency of strengthening the presence of the state to provide protection to the population. The conviction of the former president was another central topic, generating concern regarding the direction the country will take moving forward.
"Argentinians suffer from concern as their income does not reach them as it should, and they struggle with their nutrition," explained the legislator. These statements reflect the reality of many citizens who are facing economic difficulties and precarious access to basic food.
