The PRO intern in Province | Grindetti differed from Santilli: “I am from Buenos Aires”

The national internal PRO is replicated in the Province of Buenos Aires, where the presidential candidates of the space, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta and Patricia Bullrich, will compete with their own candidates. In this context, Néstor Grindetti, the candidate appointed by the former Minister of Security, differentiated himself today from his contender, Diego Santilli. I speak for myself, after people compare: I am from Buenos Aires. I was born in the province, I lived all my life in the province, I was mayor eight years in Lanús and, in addition, I was eight years minister in the City of Buenos Aires, which gives me a knowledge of the functioning of the State, “said the mayor of Buenos Aires. “The most important thing that I can show people is the experience in managing what is the functioning of the State in the Province,” he insisted in dialogue with Futuröck. When transferring this analysis to the national discussion, Grindetti pointed out the differences between the head of government and the former Minister of Security of Cambiemos, confronted at this time by the expansion of Together for Change. Horacio says ‘let’s make an agreement now, let’s expand so that when we come to power we can move forward from those agreements,'” he observed. After warning that this maneuver “implies concessions,” he explained Bullrich’s proposal. “Patricia says ‘with the coalition we have, let’s come to power, and once in power, we will seek agreement where it belongs, in Parliament, to be able to move forward with the reforms we want to make,'” he said. By way of summary, he said: “We believe that we have to come to power with the alliance as it is and then seek parliamentary agreements; Horacio proposes ‘let’s make the agreements now to be able to reach more broadly, and it seems to me that this is quicksand in the future’. Aligned with the former minister, he criticized the proposal promoted by the moderate wing of JxC to incorporate Juan Schiaretti. He said that “I can find no explanation” and assured that the move “did significant damage” to the opposition leaders in Cordoba. There will be gubernatorial elections on June 25, one day after the closing of the lists.” It will not be able to materialize,” Grindetti predicted. And he said that although he is in favor of expanding, that requires “consensus.” “There’s a difference between rallying behind a purpose and crowding together. People are asking us to stop screwing, I don’t think Schiaretti’s thing is neat,” he said. Grindetti also charged against the president of the UCR, Gerardo Morales, for affirming that the president in use of PRO license “is altered.” “Why does a person arrogate to himself the right in an electoral process to say that someone is upset?” he crossed. “You have to debate ideas. I don’t get involved if Horacio or Morales are nervous. It doesn’t do the alliance any good in the face of people’s opinion,” he added. On the other hand, he denied that Mauricio Macri has pressed for him to be designated as a pre-candidate for governor – it is worth remembering at this point that Bullrich chose him over Juan Iguacel and Joaquín de la Torre – and assured that the former president “will be very respectful of the armed that the presidential candidate wants to do.” Likewise, he did not rule out that the founder of PRO participates in a campaign tour of the Buenos Aires district.

Original source in Spanish