Buenos Aires, November 26 (PL-RHC)-- In her first appearance in the wake of the elections, outgoing President of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, said today that she will collaborate to uphold the country's governance.

Fernandez inaugurated this afternoon works to broaden the high technology Posada Hospital, in Moron municipality, in Buenos Aires, and signed debt-reduction agreements with 17 provinces.

Last Sunday, the conservative candidate of the Cambiemos alliance defeated for slight margin 51.4 percent against 48.6 percent the candidate of Frente para la Victoria (Front for Victory =FpV), Daniel Scioli.

Cristina Fernandez told those who will assume the new government since December 10th that she will collaborate to guarantee governance and recalled that they are receiving a country without debt with great breakthroughs in the social, economic, industrial and labor fields.

He told her followers that "I'm not leaving, be calm, don't worry, I will always be with you." She highlighted the peaceful atmosphere under which the people voted last Sunday in the first presidential runoff ever in Argentina's history.

Referring to a sort of road map of the FpV, now from the opposition, she announced that "we will look after the rights of all Argentinians."