Top 25 Alberto Fernandez Quotes

Combining my love for charity and my love for exercise is a happy medium.

I am a Peronist. I am growing the branches of progressive Peronist liberalism.

I believe in individual freedoms and I believe that the state must be present when the markets demand it.

The government has returned to the hands of the people.

There’s no possibility that Argentina will fall into default if I’m president.

Macri only wooed hot money, carry traders and speculators. He is the only responsible person for the hardship Argentina is going through.

If I do my job right, companies will want to keep their money in Argentina.

Capitalism can’t exist without demand.

It’s very hard to describe an elected government as a dictatorship.

We are going to be the Argentina we deserve to be.

When you affect consumption, production falls, and when production falls, employment falls and when unemployment rises, it affects poverty.

Bolsonaro must relax, I do not plan to shut down the economy. It’s silly.

No one wants a default, or to slam the door in the IMF‘s face.

But the truth is Brazil is much more important than Bolsonaro.

It makes no sense to have oil if to get it out you have to let the multinationals come and take it.

I have pride in my son, how can I not be proud?

Companies pay taxes, not individual persons. They do not pay for their wealth. And that must be changed.

We’re going to stop paying the interest on Leliqs that Argentines are paying for every day.

I don’t want to be Wall Street‘s candidate. I want to be Argentines’ candidate.

There are no debt payments that can be sustained if the country does not grow.

The country is indebted, cloaked by an instability that discards the possibility of development and leaves it hostage to foreign financial markets.

I am not against oil multinationals. What I am saying is that you end up going to them when you are not able to develop your own technology to extract oil.

Mr. Macri’s government caused damage similar to what Argentina suffered in 2001: a debt default, no foreign-currency reserves, a steep devaluation and increased poverty.

Argentines must know that any commitment I made is an ethical commitment. We are going to build a solidarity and egalitarian Argentina that everybody dreams.

We prefer an orderly resolution to the debt crisis and we’re moving in that direction. But the most important thing is that the deal we reach with creditors is sustainable.