Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and former President Mauricio Macri engaged in a lengthy Twitter exchange yesterday, trading accusations over hydrocarbon management and the lack of gas pipeline construction during their respective administrations following the inauguration of the Néstor Kirchner gas pipeline. While the former president accused her successor of failing to contribute to the expansion of gas transportation infrastructure, the former president countered that he didn't because there was no longer enough gas to transport. In his response, he added that the pipeline hadn't been built earlier, causing the country an economic loss of $6.000 billion.

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