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Movements Support Government
Buenos Aires - Argentina's recently
created Central de Movimientos Populares (CMP)
offered on Wednesday its full support to the
government for the legislative elections of
June 28.
In a press conference, the CMP led by Luis D
Elia, from Federacion Tierra y Vivienda (FTV),
grouping Peronismo Militante, 26 de Julio,
Octubres, Movimiento 6 de Julio, Agrupacion
Rodolfo Walsh and Segundo Centenario, among
others, said their fate depends on the
polls.
There are two projects at stake, that of the
opposition to rule for 10 million citizens
and that of President Cristina Fernandez to
rule for the 40 million Argentineans, the
social leaders said in a communiqué.
D Elia said the decision to back the current
process, started by the government of Nestor
Kirchner in May 2003, is to contribute to
attempting to reach the least favored
sectors and mobilize efforts made by the
executive to open spaces for popular and
social movements.
He announced that a large march will be
staged on Thursday from the Liniers
neighborhood, on the outskirts of Buenos
Aires, to the Plaza de Mayo, for which they
are calling on not only the CMP, but all
good-willed Argentineans to participate.
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