translated from Spanish: Martín Lousteau criticized Gerardo Morales: “You don’t have to be a hypocrite”

The inmates within Together for Change were again exposed. This Thursday, Senator Martín Lousteau expressed his support for Facundo Manes for the PASO on September 12, where the neuroscientist will compete with Diego Santilli within the internal Juntos in the province of Buenos Aires, and branded Governor Gerardo Morales as a “hypocrite”, who criticized him for not “walking” the province enough with the radical pre-candidate. The thief believes that they are all of his condition,” Lousteau said when asked in LN+ about the provincial president’s statements. To the surprise of the journalists, the senator explained: “He who when he has to do something privileges his comforts or his conveniences, believes that we all do the same thing.” Gerardo Morales, when did he come? He came three times for the internal radicalism, he’s looking at that. He came three times by plane from Jujuy for the internal radicalism. For this campaign, he did not come,” said the senator, while noting: “When Kirchnerism advanced with the removal of funds from the City, Morales’ representatives did not stand up. Among other things, because there are things that suit him, and then he prefers to participate in the discussions that suit him and not others.” Continuing with his criticisms, Lousteau affirmed that “to build the future, what you do not have to be is hypocritical” and said that, for example, in La Pampa, Morales supports the PRO candidates. I have an excellent relationship with Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, we participate in building another type of government in the City, but I will fight for all the candidates for whom I believe,” he remarked, making it clear that his support for the radical pre-candidate does not interfere in his work with the head of the Buenos Aires Government, who promotes Santilli in Buenos Aires territory. Bullrich vs. Losada
In Santa Fe, the intern also shakes up the campaign. Last Tuesday, former President Mauricio Macri was in Rosario and made public his support for the list headed by pre-candidate senator Federico Angelini. Carolina Losada, also a pre-candidate for senator, criticized the former president for his support for Angelini and warned that if the latter assumes as a senator he could hand over his seat as a national deputy – a position he currently holds – to Kirchnerism. The one who came out to answer him was Patricia Bullrich. “Carolina Losada, welcome to Together for Change. But don’t become what you want to fight: not lying is our premise,” he reminded her, explaining: “Law 27,412, of 2017, replaces gender by gender. If Angelini – driven by PRO – is elected senator, his place as deputy will be taken by a radical.”

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