The former president Cristina Fernández de Kircher visited the San José parish this Tuesday, led by Father Nicolás Angelottibetter known as “Father Tano”located in the Buenos Aires district of The Killing.
The visit to the parish was made by Cristina Kirchner this Tuesday at noon and, unlike the rest of the public activities that the former president usually carries out, It was not previously announced on their social networks.
The visit was a surprise for both the municipal authorities – they let it be known that they were not aware of CFK’s arrival – and for the neighbors, who came to greet her when they saw her with “Father Tano”, a member of the group of village priests.
The way in which the former president presented herself in the territory is a noveltysince in recent years his public appearances have been through official events, master classes or meetings at the Instituto Patria.
When the neighbors discovered that CFK was in the parish, the small temple was filled with neighbors who filmed the former president and yelled at her. “I’m back Cristina!”.
“They’re going to make me cry. I came with the famous ‘Father Tano’, and I say famous because I didn’t know him and the kids told me all the things he did in the neighborhoods, how he brought kids together to help them,” said CFK in an improvised speech to the crowd that He accompanied her on the tour.
And he listed, among the works of the priest: “made schoolsswimming pools, this retirement center, homes for women, homes for kids that his parents left, so that drug trafficking does not continue to advance as it continues to advance in all our neighborhoods as a result of the State withdrawing“.
“I want to tell you that I will always be with you“said CFK, acclaimed by the residents of La Matanza.
And he closed: “I ask you to continue working and organizingbecause it is essential that the people organize themselves around the church, the club, the school cooperative, that we do not ignore each other and that we understand that the only strength we have is in the collective. Individually, absolutely no one is going to be saved. God, I am absolutely convinced, it will finally end up helping the Argentine people.”
