The candidate for president of the National Coalition for Civic, Elisa Carrio presented this afternoon at the Palais Rouge, his book "The Future is Today" and said that "to be progressive in Argentina today is not to govern by looking at the past, is seeking to develop, lead the poor to middle-class future, not keep them in poverty to use them, we may not want to run left those who stole the nation. "
"The Power insists on returning to the past, not because I want the memory, but because it seeks the use of memory. That is not liberalism, that is fascism that leads us to think not, "said Carrio.
"We want the protection of an omnipresent state, we do not state enterprises in the hands of unscrupulous union, nor the protection of corrupt and drug traffickers, "said the deputy.
Carrio was accompanied by his running mate, the local MP Adrian Perez, national legislators Alfonso Prat Gay, Juan Carlos Morán, Patricia Bullrich, Fernando Iglesias and Sen. Maria Eugenia Estenssoro national, all authors different chapters.
"This book is to think about building a world citizenship, is to think about the progress and development and democratization of education" Carrio ended.
For his part, Adrian Perez said that "In addition to the proposal, we want society to assess our behavior. There are many political forces that pose the change and when they had to be in power would not change anything. "
Bullrich said "reveals that more security is the growth of drug trafficking that takes place when there are weak institutions that allow the offense is above the law and order."
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