Patricia Bullrich demanded that Alberto Fernández take the cell phones from the prisoners: "Or did he already surrender like his Minister of Security did?"

The pre-candidate for president for Together for Change,

, demanded that Alberto Fernández enforce the 

, given the growing violence linked to drug trafficking in the city of Rosario.

In a Chicana key, and alluding to some recent statements by Aníbal Fernández, she asked the President if he had already surrendered

.

"President Fernández: by a law of our Government, communications in prisons are prohibited," recalled the PRO leader in a message posted on her Twitter account.

Along these lines, he added: “They break the law and you do nothing.

Today an 11-year-old boy was shot dead in Rosario and three others were wounded.”

And in the manner of a Chicana, recalling the statements of Aníbal Fernández, who as soon as the threat perpetrated against a supermarket linked to the Messi family came out, maintained that “the drug traffickers won”, the pre-candidate for president asked the president: “Or have you already given up

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