The collapse of the FDT bloc: what the harsh letter sent by the dissident senator to Cristina says

Before the news about dissolution of the Front of All bloc in the SenateSenator Guillermo Snopek sent a letter to the President of the Senate, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, in which he explained the reasons for his departure.

"My decision was motivated, above all, by that increasing distance I feel that in terms of the direction of the nation's president, Alberto Fernández, it is far - in my humble understanding - from the priorities demanded by our people," the Jujuy native said in his letter.

In addition, he stressed, "I can't help pointing out the president's recent lack of affection for Jujuy."

And, by the way, he also targeted his main opponent at the provincial level, his brother-in-lawGovernor Gerardo Morales: "I cannot, nor do I want to, participate in the total loss of institutions in the province of Jujuy, with a governor who respects neither the separation of powers, nor the Constitution, nor any counterbalancing mechanism".

Then he signed a statement together with other dissidents: entrepreneur Edgar KuederCorrentino Carlos "Camau" Espinola; Eugenia Catalfamoloyal to the governor Alberto Rodriguez Saa, and a woman from Cordoba who answers to Juan Schiaretti, Alejandra Vigo.

They expressed it there they strive "to be an alternative from which the possibility of contributing to thinking about the Argentina we want for ourselves and future generations, without cracks, with debates that propose solutions in the short, medium and long term for all Argentinians. We bet on unity, respect and dialogue to find common ground, leaving aside the petrified rhetoric and personalism that have done us so much harm as a society."