Andrés "Cuervo" Larroque took aim on Wednesday at Patricia Bullrich, after the PRO presidential candidate published a message on social networks following the Supreme Court's decision to stop this Sunday's elections in San Juan and Tucumán.
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He went out of mouth in this anti-democratic ecstasy and state of excessive emotion, "said the leader of La Cámpora in dialogue with AM 750.
Bullrich's message, after knowing the decision of the highest court, had been, according to Larroque "revealing", because of how it was written.
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We stopped the re-elections of Manzur and Uñac. They believe themselves to be feudal lords and owners of their provinces. They wanted to violate their own constitutions and the Supreme Court put them in a box," said the pre-candidate for president of Together for Change.
The Supreme Court of Justice decided to suspend the elections for governor in Tucumán and San Juan, in response to precautionary measures presented by the provincial oppositions that considered that the candidacies of Juan Manzur and Sergio Uñac do not respect the regulated alternation.
The opposition proposals aim to prevent the possibility that Uñac obtains a fourth consecutive term – one as vice governor and three as governor – and that Manzur integrates for the fifth time the highest hierarchy of the provincial Executive, which, in the opinion of the plaintiffs, clashes with the principles of alternation.
Larroque, meanwhile, rejected the ruling and said that the decision of the highest court demonstrates "a state of desperation of the factors of power in general" to avoid victories of Peronism, "which has full validity."
"That people cannot vote is a curious tribute to 40 years of recovering democracy," he added.
And he said that nothing surprises him anymore on the part of the Court: "These actors have a sense of impunity that they do not know the pre-existence of the provinces and something as sensitive as the popular will," he said.
For Larroque, "there is also some desperation" because what they are looking for is "that Peronism does not have two victories" given that they passed "elections over the weekend that these power factors did not like."
In that sense, he described the statements of former President Mauricio Macri – who spoke of "provinces that are managed by feudal systems" – as "absolutely derogatory."
"It seems that this man puts the peoples of our provinces in a second step with respect to what citizenship can be," he said.
In addition, Larroque at the same time assessed that not only is there "impunity" on the part of the Supreme Court, but also "that there are sectors that claimed to have won the election and are concerned because Peronism emerges as the political sector that can give answers to a society despite the difficulties."
In this context, he stated that "this movement of this spurious Court denotes a state of desperation of economic power and power factors in general when they observe that Peronism has full force and has figures that generate credibility in society."
The operation continues to clamor for Cristina Kirchner
"She generates hope and expectation in the majority sectors of the people," said Larroque in relation to Cristina Kirchner and again pushed the operative clamor for the vice president to be a candidate in the elections: "Cristina is the figure who can channel hope, guarantee unity and assume the program she is proposing. No one can argue with it."
In that tone, he stressed that "after yesterday, every day it is clearer that the situation demands it," he said that "this generates that many compañeros and compañeras – even the most moderate and indifferent of the electorate, or those who have differences with her – begin to see in the figure of Cristina as an alternative. "
"It is time to consolidate unity. There is no doubt about the figure of who has the ability to lead. Despite the attacks, the figure with the most intention to vote in all of Argentine politics is Cristina," said Larroque.
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