After the meeting of the National Table of Together for Change the Hannah Arendt Institute, different heavy voices of the opposition pointed against Javier Milei, whom they consider seeks to “break the unity being functional to the ruling party.” Milei who is not part of JxC and tries to break our unity by being functional to the ruling party. We are change without anarchy,” they said in an official statement, while Jujuy governor Gerardo Morales said: “Milei is not part of Together for Change and what he seeks is to divide this space, and in this he plays into the hands of Kirchnerism,” in dialogue with the press. Likewise, the head of the UCR explained that they established “rules and articles of coexistence” for the coalition and that among the points stands out the “unanimity to incorporate political forces” to Together for Change.
“Together for Change is the only republican, liberal and non-anarchic alternative,” he said ahead of the 2023 presidential elections and denied that there is an agreement with the Frente de Todos in Congress for the Council of the Magistracy: “It is false and it is a slander.” For her part, the president of the PRO, Patricia Bullrich, commented: “We want to stop talking about Javier Milei because he has stated that he does not want to be in Together for Change”, after the end of the meeting that was attended by Mauricio Macri, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, María Eugenia Vidal, Elisa Carrió, Martín Lousteau, Mario Negri, Alfredo Cornejo, Humberto Schiavoni, Miguel Ángel Pichetto, and Maximiliano Ferraro, among others.
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