WASHINGTON.- The bill presented by the senator Ted Cruz in the United States Senate for sanctions Cristina Kirchner for corruption led to the lower chamber of the Capitol by members of the Republican Congress Maria Elvira Salazar a Cuban-American “eagle” who already has a crossing with Argentina due to ties with China.
At the end of March, the same day Alberto Fernandez went to White House to meet the president Joe Biden Republican Senator Ted Cruz, a member of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has introduced a bill asking the White House to investigate the vice president. Cristina Kirchner and four other figures of Kirchner, among them, maximum kirchner, to determine whether they should be penalized for corruption. They brought Cruz’s offensive to the Capitol, which LA NACION predicted now in the room below by Salazar, who presented the project promoted by Cruz’s office on Tuesday.
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“Cristina Fernández and her inner circle are some of the most prolific embezzlement of public funds from Latin America. It’s time to be there USA “Take action against the uncontrolled abuse of power, which has caused the theft and loss of billions of dollars belonging to the Argentine people,” Salazar said in a statement.
Es very difficult The Cruz project is expected to prosper in the Senate, which is still controlled by Democrats, but in the Chamber of Deputies it could have some momentum because it is controlled by Republicans. Still, the bill is more of a police statement from Cruz and Salazar, two of the Capitol lawmakers who pay attention to what’s happening in the south. USA.
Salazar recently gave a tough speech in Congress where he accused the government of making “a pact with the devil” in its relationship with China, and evaluate the possibility of manufacturing aircraft in the country and exporting them. His message generated a strong response from the Argentine ambassador, Jorge Arguello.
“There are two worlds: the free world and the slave world. I hope that Argentines remain in the free world,” Salazar said in his fiery message to the House Foreign Relations Committee, where he also expressed concern about space observation station in Patagonia which occurred in an agreement signed with China during the presidency of Cristina Kirchner.
Argüello replied to Salazar that his message contained “manifestly incorrect” and “offensive” expressions. The ambassador indicated that in Argentina there is “no infrastructure or military presence of an extra-regional power, with the exception of what corresponds to the illegal occupation of the Malvinas Islands by the United Kingdom”, and that the alleged project to manufacture aircraft. in China to export them is “an absurdity that never existed.”
