(DYN) - A candidate for governor of Buenos Aires by Union for Social Development (UDESA), Francisco de Narvaez, the president today challenged provincial, Daniel Scioli, to "give a debate" in view of the forthcoming elections, although he quipped, "if the President leaves. "
"Governor Scioli, the hour of truth, I invite you to a debate, I just hope that Mrs. President given permission to come," said De Narvaez, under Cristina Kirchner.
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De Narvaez said that "the province of Buenos Aires is the mother of all battles" from the city of Mar del Plata, where he shared an act with the party candidate for president Ricardo Alfonsin.
"The next choice is between Scioli and De Narvaez in the Province, is between Cristina and Ricardo Alfonsin in the nation, and is among the past or the future," said the candidate.
De Narvaez said the 14th of August, when the primaries, "will be clear that Ricardo Alfonsin will become the next president of all Argentines."
"From the first minute you take as governor, criminals and the corrupt will be in trouble. Going back to the security and rule of law in the province," promised De Narvaez.
"Governor Scioli, the hour of truth, I invite you to a debate, I just hope that Mrs. President given permission to come," said De Narvaez, under Cristina Kirchner.
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De Narvaez said that "the province of Buenos Aires is the mother of all battles" from the city of Mar del Plata, where he shared an act with the party candidate for president Ricardo Alfonsin.
"The next choice is between Scioli and De Narvaez in the Province, is between Cristina and Ricardo Alfonsin in the nation, and is among the past or the future," said the candidate.
De Narvaez said the 14th of August, when the primaries, "will be clear that Ricardo Alfonsin will become the next president of all Argentines."
"From the first minute you take as governor, criminals and the corrupt will be in trouble. Going back to the security and rule of law in the province," promised De Narvaez.
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