After the agreement with Macri and Bullrich, Milei seeks to bring order to the fierce libertarian internal struggle

The electoral alliance between Javier Milei, Patricia Bullrich and Mauricio Macri shook the libertarian space, which originally went “against the political caste”, and now from within they are beginning to wonder if that was really the spirit of La Libertad Avanza. On Wednesday, a statement was released with the signature of elected legislators threatening to leave the space.” We cannot accompany this course for electoral purposes, Macri is our limit,” read the mass, although some of the elected deputies publicly adhered to it and others denied it. Elected provincial deputies such as Liliana Salinas, founder of La Libertad Avanza in Entre Ríos, had already expressed their disagreement with the Milei-Macri pact previously and later adhered to the joint statement. On the other hand, the Mercosur parliamentarian for Neuquén, Fabricio Cancinos, said yesterday in radio statements that he was with “many doubts about assuming the position” after the agreement of the libertarian with part of Together for Change. Meanwhile, the national deputy elected for the province of Buenos Aires, Pablo Anzaloni, also confirmed that he was included in the statement. “Our limit is Macri, I told Karina and Javier, I’m not going to be with someone who put the workers in debt,” he said. Statement from LLA legislators. For their part, the Mercosur parliamentarian for Jujuy Mario Nallar, the national senator for San Luis Ivana Arrascaeta, the national deputy for Corrientes Lisandro Almirón and the one from Formosa Gerardo González detached themselves from the signatories of the massive and affirmed that “they continue to support Javier Milei.” I didn’t sign any communiqué; my support is unconditional to Javier and we are working tirelessly on the audit of the 19th. I didn’t sign any communiqué; I am unconditional to Javier,” said Arrascaeta.The elected deputies Fabiana Martin (Corrientes) and David Ocaña (San Luis) did not speak, as did the provincial deputies of Entre Rios Carlos Alberto Damasco and
Julia Esther Calleros Arrecous, although the latter respond to Salinas who assured this media that she did sign it.

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