09/04/2021 8:57 AM
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Updated 09/04/2021 9:18 AM
"The thief believes that they are all of the same condition,"
replied the president of PRO, Patricia Bullrich to the statements of the chief of staff, Santiago Cafiero, who in turn had repudiated the statements of former president Mauricio Macri about the continuity of the current government .
Bullrich made reference to the crossing between Cafiero and Macri that happened on Friday, when the ex-president said: "If the majority of Argentines say enough, there will be a
recovery of hope
, saying 'change or you are going to go'".
The rejection of the ruling party was not long in coming and Cafiero classified Macri's speech as
"very serious"
and considered that "he should be apologizing immediately."
"It is very striking that it is handled in this way with respect to constitutional mandates, what is being elected in Argentina are legislative projects but there is no constitutional mandate that is concluding, that is why what Macri has said seems reprehensible," he said. Cafiero.
In dialogue with
Radio Miter
, Bullrich said: "The thief believes that they are all of the same condition" and pointed out that it was Kirchnerism who during the four years of Macrista government "from the first day they put a helicopter, generated permanent strikes, extorted the The government at all times,
threw 14 tons of stones
against the National Congress and tried at all times to impede governance. "
"
The characteristic of Kirchnerism is that it wants power only for them
, and to say 'here the only ones who can govern are us,'" said Bullrich.
With a harsh tone, the former Minister of Security stated that "in the face of a phrase that is 'we are going to return to the government', which is not saying that they are going to leave in any other way than by the votes, (from the government ) they get surprised".
And he advised the Chief of Staff: "The first thing Cafiero and the entire government have to do is to enter within the margins of democratic logic and not do as they have always done, which is that they
win governance by force of pickets
, strikes, extortions, generation of lies like the Maldonado case ”.
Regarding Macri's words, Bullrich remarked that he
defends "the right to speak
" and that he also denounces "a Kirchnerism that every time another governs, they try to turn it over from day one."
And he repudiated: "They have come out to want to denounce a political statement.
Political statements are answered with votes
."
"We are
an opposition that is in a position to return
to government," defined Bullrich.
The future of Together for Change
Regarding the possibility of a new election for Macri as a candidate for president in 2023, she was cautious and asked to focus on the PASO and legislative elections this year and said: “It is a decision that I imagine he
will think about and take later.
Today he is in a strategy of supporting the PRO and Together for Change ”.
"
We are all focused on the election next Sunday
, we do not have to advance the presidential election in any way because we are in a crucial election," insisted the president of PRO.
And he added: "If we take our heads out of this election, we will not have the result we want."
The campaign eight days from PASO
Asked about the possibilities of success of Juntos por el Cambio on Sunday, September 12 at PASO, Bullrich defined: “
I am feeling the growth of Juntos por el Cambio throughout the country, I see a thread of hope
.
It is very important for us to rebuild hope so that Argentina is a livable country, with a future and with expectations in the youngest ”.
"Today throughout the country we are recreating hope and it is not easy because
there is a lot of anguish in society
, it is very disappointed and it seems that the disappointment is against Argentina itself, not only against the government," he said.
And he concluded: "It is a complex task but we are doing it and that will give us the possibility of
having an excellent choice
."
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