And he added: “Perotti ended his political career by confronting Traferri.”
However, on Tuesday afternoon his client took off his inflammatory statements.
As soon as the session began, the senator for San Lorenzo stated: “I am not going to accept it in any way. What Vázquez said runs purely and exclusively on his account.” He added: “I don’t know in what context he said it, but those words don’t represent me.”
For the president of the Peronist bloc in Deputies, Leandro Busatto, he told La Capital that Vázquez’s sayings express a minority vision in society. “It is something improper for a man of law, he has enormous confusion,” he criticized. “He confuses the roles of the institutions, with a slightly republican look.”
“I felt much calmer when the senator himself and the lieutenant governor crossed it,” acknowledged Busatto.
He was not the only one to repudiate Vázquez’s outbursts.
The secretary of Articulation of Public Policies of the province and a man of extreme confidence of Perotti, Marcos Corach, shared a screenshot of the news on his social networks and wrote: “The past that we have to leave behind is this. that deny democracy. That of those who intimidate. That of arrogance. The past that disgusts us. “
The province’s Security Minister, Marcelo Sain, commented on Corach’s post. “Prosecutor of the dictatorship was the gentleman,” said the official, referring to the position in the Federal Justice that Vázquez held at the end of the ’70s and early’ 80s.
For his part, the province’s Minister of Social Development, Danilo Capitani, said: “I express my total rejection of this type of irresponsible statements that threaten the legitimacy of a government democratically elected by Santa Fe.”
Despite the fact that peace is far from being sealed within the justicialist regime – it is enough to see the missiles that Sain and Traferri continue to launch -, the senator’s take-off of the words of his lawyer and the half-sanction of the tax law mark a de-escalation. At least one gesture from the former San Lorenzo mayor of not wanting to fan the embers of the political crisis. Of course, the signal comes after having grown strong in its stronghold and reaping the support of most of its peers, both the PJ and the UCR.
Next steps
Busatto asked not to mix the progress of the clandestine gambling court case with politics but valued it as a sign of coherence that the Legislature gives the government the annual tax law. “Now the step is missing in the Deputies, it will be necessary to speak to get a closer look,” he said. “It would not be good for the opposition, which knows what it is to be in power, leave the provincial administration without resources.”
A little further in time, the question arises as to whether the wounds in the PJ can be sutured for 2021 that will mark the pulse of the second half of the Perotti government and will begin to delineate in 2023. “There is no margin in the Peronism so that the roads diverge, you have to build bridges, “Busatto warned.” That does not mean that we have the same vision in everything, but when the coincidences were accentuated the results were auspicious; when the differences were prioritized they were not. “
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