Orders for the government of Kirchner put "cool clothes" and "serenity" were heard in the dusty streets of the Expoagro. Three potential presidential candidates mingled among a crowd of farmers (27,500 visitors were yesterday), who are afraid that the climate of political confrontation could frustrate the incipient economic recovery that is breathed in this exhibition, the largest of the Argentine countryside .
Vice President Julio Cobos, former President Eduardo Duhalde, and the deputy Francisco De Narváez landed here in different cars but with a similar speech, tried to played down the events of Tuesday in the Senate, where the opposition took control of the camera , and warned the Executive opening a time bound settlement.
Expoagro 2010, which takes place in a field at km 121 of Route 9 near Baradero, has become a magnet for the various politicians who aspire to compete for the presidency in 2011.
Cobos was tireless. Before noon arrived at the huge campus of 40 hectares and almost decided to walk from end to end. The task took him a few hours but left him satisfaction. The shout of encouragement from producers who recognized him, several gift ideas (fresh milk, honey, good wine from Salta) and even a serenade in the tent chacareras Santiago del Estero. In between, he answered all questions. Recognized that "lack of harmony (between the political forces) affect the public" and asked the government to "suit the circumstances and further dialogue."
Vice President Julio Cobos, former President Eduardo Duhalde, and the deputy Francisco De Narváez landed here in different cars but with a similar speech, tried to played down the events of Tuesday in the Senate, where the opposition took control of the camera , and warned the Executive opening a time bound settlement.
Expoagro 2010, which takes place in a field at km 121 of Route 9 near Baradero, has become a magnet for the various politicians who aspire to compete for the presidency in 2011.
Cobos was tireless. Before noon arrived at the huge campus of 40 hectares and almost decided to walk from end to end. The task took him a few hours but left him satisfaction. The shout of encouragement from producers who recognized him, several gift ideas (fresh milk, honey, good wine from Salta) and even a serenade in the tent chacareras Santiago del Estero. In between, he answered all questions. Recognized that "lack of harmony (between the political forces) affect the public" and asked the government to "suit the circumstances and further dialogue."
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