"Chocolate for the news".
Thus, with an everyday phrase and perhaps showing off her political gaze,
Elisa Carrió said that she was not surprised
by Mauricio Macri's announcement, who this Sunday confirmed that he will not be a candidate for president.
"Six months ago Lilita had been saying that she was not going to be a candidate," they completed around her.
The leader of the Civic Coalition made a
much more critical private analysis of her ally
, with whom they founded Cambiemos for the 2015 election. As
Clarín
was able to reconstruct , for the former deputy Macri he ran because "he did not measure and he knew he was going to lose" .
Thus, the chaco
adds in her own way to the theory of albertismo/kirchnerismo
, who also conjecture that the announcement was made because of what the polls were saying.
It is not what Macri himself says, who was confident that he would win the intern "comfortably" and then he would also beat any official supporter in a runoff.
Now pure theory.
"For months, he did all the damage he could do, he sanded the candidates in his space as much as he could, but he still realized that the numbers were not giving him, and since he is a player, he does not like to lose, and he went down," Carrió conveyed (more words, less words) to his team.
Differences with Macri
The relationship between the leader of the CC and Macri in the face of the next election came from well differentiated lanes.
She has an agreement with one of the radicals who gets along the worst with the former president: Gerardo Morales
.
She took several photos with the governor of Jujuy, another one launched for the presidency, and there were even technical team meetings.
Carrió also
has a well-oiled relationship with Larreta, himself an ally of Morales
.
But there may be a point of contention in the short term if, as is presumed after the displacement of Macri (Mauricio), his cousin Jorge remains the only Buenos Aires candidate.
Carrió supports Fernán Quirós
, the Buenos Aires Minister of Health who also had the initial impulse for Larreta, as a way of marking the field for the Macri.
What will happen if the head of government now agrees to lower it at the request of the former president?
"Surely there will be tension," they speculate close to Carrió.
The leader of the Civic Coalition also showed her differences with Larreta over the departure of Marcelo D'Alessandro as Minister of Security.
After the dissemination of illegally obtained chats, the official first requested leave and then ended up resigning.
For Carrió, the head of government did not support him enough.
look too
What does the survey that María Eugenia Vidal took to Mauricio Macri say to let him know that he is not getting off?
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