Dear Tiberius, I come across you again. If I didn't read correctly, you are from Norway. Well I am from Argentina. You can check my profile in Spanish. We had the small confrontation over the Great Patriotic Pole Simón Bolivar de Venezula, I said that they were the ruling party in the National Assembly and you corrected me several times saying that they were opposition. I told you: "opposition where if they govern the country? You told me and I quote" not in the assembly! "To what I tell you, then they will be a minority in the assembly, not opposition. That was before the 2020 elections.
Well now I run into you again but to discuss the ideology of a party in my country, which I know well being your Norwegian. I don't mean to say that you can't edit but please don't argue with me with the typical excuse of "citing sources" because the ideology and position on the political spectrum are wrong. That party, the Civic Front, is not of the center-left or progressive or social democratic. It is a party from the center to the center right, anti-Peronist and Kirchner. If you do not know, in Argentina the parties do not dare to say that they are from the right for some reason and lie saying that they are progressives on the left or I don't know what. So in Argentina the parties work differently from Denmark and are more forgotten and with little party democracy. There is no good transparency or charter that says your ideology, etc. And also, at present, Argentine politics is not taken so much if you are from the left or from the right but if you are anti-Peronist, Peronist or Kirchner, the famous crack. Therefore, and not to make it long, it is not that the patidos are conservative, liberal or progressive, they are against what the leader of Kirchnerism, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner does, you can search for it in Wikipedia, although the articles are not entirely neutral. Therefore, and going to the particular case, the civic front is anti-Peronist and anti-Kirchner, they are neither progressive nor social democrat because they oppose the current government, which is precisely social democratic and progressive. They are from the center to the right, there is no source that says "they are from the center right", it is deduced from what their leader says, that he is not encouraged to say that he is from the right. I hope you have understood, because I will continue to change it, notice that in Spanish it does not say center-left or porgresista or social democrat, that is old, they are from the right, I hope you understand and do not erase this from your forum or from the dissent. — Preceding unsigned comment added by ManusaGB (talk • contribs) 18:50, 10 May 2021 (UTC)Reply
