Patricia Bullrich speaks out on her pre-candidacy for the presidency: “Nobody puts me down, even if Macri plays”

Despite the inmates who persist in Together for Change, Patricia Bullrich ratified that he will run for the presidency of the Nation although Mauricio Macri decide to apply: “No one puts me down”.

Analyzing political news, the former Minister of Security described the management of Alberto Fernandez as “a bad government” and pointed out that Cristina Kirchner “He is directed and his only objective is to separate himself from this government and have nothing to do with it.” “From now on, we cannot be naive enough to think that there is someone to talk to when someone is throwing stones at you,” he set out the position the opposition should take with the peronism.

In this context, he said he wanted “cut off the power” there “regime change” because otherwise he considers that “the decline” will continue. “’Breaking’ is daring to put order, that the law is above everything, and to change the economy. You have to do tax, work, state reform, decontaminate the country, there are many more laws that hinder your work and the future of Argentines,” he added.

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“Either we sink deeper and deeper, or we dare to say that we are going to change Argentina even if they want to take the Plaza de Mayo from us”, he continued and clarified that in a possible JxC government “the piqueteros do not have to arrive on July 9” and for each person who receives a plan from the State “you have to take the assistance to where it should be and whoever is not there stops charging “.

Although she reaffirmed that she will be a candidate for the opposition presidency, she assured that she was not convinced of being able to win: “We must fight until the last day, we must work every day ; I am convinced that I have the character to rule the country, but I’m not convinced that I’m going to win because I never believe it”. “I never give Kirchnerisme for dead but I think Cristina does not dare to come forward, she is afraid of losing”he nodded.

However, in dialogue with A24, said he believed he would triumph against the vice president: “I am listening to what the people want: order, decision, progress, economic change; That’s why I beat Cristina.”

Asked about the controversy around Taser guns in the city of Buenos Aires, Patricia Bullrich sent a message to the head of government of Buenos Aires: “I would tell Larreta to use them, not to ask anyone for more permission. Except for a government that tells you everything that isn’t”.

“If every day you have the City cut off, the same thing will happen to you when you want to govern the country. It is important that this shows that this time they are not going to throw stones at us,” he continued, making the proposal to the mayor of Buenos Aires.

“When people are in a situation like ours, they come out because of their character, not because of their lukewarmness. Together for a warm change“, recognized the boss of the PRO, who nevertheless underlined that” all the political forces are lukewarm “.

Regarding the differences with Larreta, he said that if he beat him in PASO and reached the presidency, “I would count on him”: “Anyone who participates in the prisoner must be part of the government.” How does Macri play in this context? “We still don’t know what decision Mauricio will take”stressed in the meantime that if he withdraws a candidacy “do not tip the scales for anyone”.

Among his political definitions, Bullrich also spoke of competition in the province of Buenos Aires and warned that Axel Kicillof “He’s a strong candidate.” “She is the closest thing to Cristina, a pure Kirchnerist but without the image of corruption that the vice-president has; We have to take care of Kicillof, we don’t have to play cancheros, ”he concluded.

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