Vidal crossed Carrió for calling Ritondo a “barrabrava”: “It damages our space”

The deputy of Together for Change, María Eugenia Vidal, crossed Elisa Carrió for describing as “barrabrava” Cristian Ritondo, head of the PRO bloc in the Lower House. Cristian Ritondo is no barrabrava,” said the former governor. “As you know very well,” he said, “he is the person who left his soul to take care of the people of Buenos Aires for 4 years and who now defends all Argentines against the unconstitutional abuses of Kirchnerism.” Vidal, who appointed Ritondo as Buenos Aires security minister during his tenure in the province, said that “this attempt at selective morality harms” Together for Change. And he added: “I hope that soon you can see which side we are on who work every day to recover the values and the republic that we defend so much.” On such a momentous day for our institutions – alluding to the verdict in the trial for public works – my admiration and recognition to the entire team of the Civic Coalition for their tireless work so that justice is done today in Argentina, “closed the legislator. Carrió’s statements were in reference to last week’s scandalous session, which finally fell due to lack of quorum and amid accusations and obscene gestures between pro-government and opposition deputies. There, Ritondo made an offensive gesture to his colleagues from the Frente de Todos.Deputies of the space supported their president after Carrió’s statements. “Again? What an obsession you have! The deputies of PRO are very proud of Cristian Ritondo and the fights he gives in Congress at the head of our bloc, always defending the institutions and unity of JxC, putting his body and raising his voice while many are silent, “wrote legislator Mercedes Joury.Alejandro Finocchiaro, Buenos Aires deputy and former minister of Vidal, added: “They reacted, as did deputies of his caucus angrily to prevent another outrage K. Cristian Ritondo captured 3500 barrabravas while some commented from the rostrum. You can do politics without embarrassing the other. The axis is to think about people.”

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