Bullrich backed Rodriguez Larreta and the City Police: “I’m next to him”

Patricia Bullrich, pre-candidate for president for Together for Change, publicly supported Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, Head of Government of the City of Buenos Aires whom she faces within the party, in the fact that involves the murder of the demonstrator Facundo Molares in the hands of the Buenos Aires Police. The former Minister of Security said that “she competes with Larreta this Sunday” but is “next to him” and the Buenos Aires government on this occasion so that, according to her statements on the channel, LN+, “don’t want to involve him in a police crackdown that had nothing to do with it.” Facundo Molares lost his life this Thursday night in the Ramos Mejía hospital after being violated and repressed by the City Police while demonstrating peacefully at the Obelisk. Images taken by another protester capture him minutes before he died, turning purple while being suffocated by a policeman’s knee. The pre-candidate called to remain “firm in one line, Argentina needs order.” “Order means that these organizations have no more power and cannot manage anything,” Bullrich said in a dialogue with journalists Jony Viale and Viviana Canosa and proposed “firm security.”You may also be interested in: Rodríguez Larreta: “Yesterday at the Obelisk was a heart attack”“We are going to face it because Argentina cannot continue living like this,” he promised in relation to the demonstrations in the case of reaching the Casa Rosada. On the interpretation of the death of Facundo Molares as a murder by the Buenos Aires ruling party, Bullrich remarked that it seems to him “a total and absolute barbarity.” We all saw the images in which a detained person began to have strange movements in his body,” Bullrich said, stressing that “the credibility of the SAME cannot be doubted.” They know that Argentina is going to have a change that is going to take strong power from all these organizations that have been living on people’s money and taxes, they do not want to lose power and want to sow fear and chaos, “said the former minister against Union for the Fatherland and the management of the Frente de Todos.

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