The national representative for Neuquén of La Libertad Avanza, Nadia Márquez, spoke during the debate of the Omnibus Law in the National Congress and supported the project from his official role.
During his conversation he thanked the opposition. «I want to thank, a word that was rarely used in this Congress, the opposition spaces that accompanied in all instances of this project, because dialogue is a virtue» He said and said to be clear that “They are not supporting us (the ruling party) but rather the ideas of freedom, at a high price with their voters.”
Márquez considered that the project is the only one that ensures «peace, national union, order, justice, and general well-being” and stressed that the law “it complies with the ideas of freedom, the defense of private property, not as a single point, but as a starting point.”
The Neuquén legislator highlighted the role of her peers from the other parties, understanding that despite “not coming from the same political space, if we have a point in common and that is that we want something different.”
In the same tone he recognized the internal discrepancies of the ruling parties. “56% of Argentines who voted for this do not think about everything the same,” he stated.
“We understand that we are a government with a parliamentary minority but with strength, this law will emerge from here transformed, we will continue working for all those who want real change” he said before finishing by quoting the preamble of the National Constitution and say that “the country is not for sale because it was already stolen and they left us nothing.”