Bachelet, Rodriguez Zapatero and other former presidents and intellectuals call for a vote for Massa and “an end to Miley’s anti-democratic stances.”

Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, former Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and other former presidents, academics and intellectuals called for a vote for Sergio Massa in the runoff and to “put an end to Miley’s anti-democratic stances.”

Through a statement, they questioned Miley’s “neoliberal proposals” which, as they pointed out, “were in the past fatal for Argentine society and the entire region.”

In the same text, they stressed that those who support the statement are committed to “ending the discord and polarization that prevent progress” and demanding that “hatred and sectarianism be replaced with thinking to restore national harmony.”

The statement also has the support of Vinicio Cerezo (former President of Guatemala), Leonel Fernández (former President of the Dominican Republic), José María Figueres (former President of Costa Rica), Adolfo Pérez Esquivel (Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Argentina), and Rigoberta Menchu. (Nobel Peace Prize, Guatemala), and others.

Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, former Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and other former presidents, academics and intellectuals called for a vote for Sergio Massa in the runoff and to “put an end to Miley’s anti-democratic stances.”

Through a statement, they questioned Miley’s “neoliberal proposals” which, as they pointed out, “were in the past fatal for Argentine society and the entire region.”

In the same text, they stressed that those who support the statement are committed to “ending the discord and polarization that prevent progress” and demanding that “hatred and sectarianism be replaced with thinking to restore national harmony.”

The statement also has the support of Vinicio Cerezo (former President of Guatemala), Leonel Fernández (former President of the Dominican Republic), José María Figueres (former President of Costa Rica), Adolfo Pérez Esquivel (Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Argentina), and Rigoberta Menchu. (Nobel Peace Prize, Guatemala), and others.