Amalia Granata was outraged by the rumor that Bullrich would come out to support Milei

The deputy for Santa Fe, Amalia Granata, did not hesitate to question Patricia Bullrich’s possible support for Javier Milei in the runoff with Sergio Massa on November 19. The legislator of Juntos por el Cambio expressed herself in X in response to a post that speculated on the possibility of a rapprochement between the coalition and La Libertad Avanza. “Attention: Patricia Bullrich would add all her experience and support to Javier Milei as Minister of Security. Meetings now with Victoria Villarruel. It’s now and forever, together for freedom,” the shared tweet reads. But what if she said she bombed kindergartens and was a murderer? And she initiated a criminal action against him?” said Granata.It is worth remembering that at the beginning of October, Bullrich filed a criminal complaint against Milei for slander and libel and for public intimidation and incitement to hatred. These are two different crimes for the libertarian’s statements on a television program where he stressed that “Bullrich put a bomb in a kindergarten” and defined it as “a pile-up and throwers bombs.” What Milei said about adding Bullrich to his cabinet
The presidential candidate of La Libertad Avanza assured that he would incorporate Patricia Bullrich into his space: “If she wants to join, how am I not going to add her? It has been successful in combating insecurity. Therefore, we have no problem,” he said in radio statements. Here there was a very hard campaign, we did not resolve the differences in the best possible way and it led to a tremendously hostile situation, but I am willing to leave all that in the past, not to stir anything up for a more important objective which is to beat Kirchnerism,” continued the libertarian. Along these lines, Milei again replicated the discursive tone he projected last night, in which he built bridges with the opposition coalition: “If we all thought the same it would be very boring.”

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