LLA: 8 out of 13 legislators rejected the pact with Macri

The defeat of Juntos por el Cambio in the general elections resulted in a political agreement between Patricia Bullrich and Javier Milei, which not only brought ruptures in the opposition coalition, but also within La Libertad Avanza.De fact, now a group of eight legislators elected by the Province of Buenos Aires from the libertarian force pointed out against the agreement with the former Minister of Security and Mauricio Macri for wanting to “colonize the environment”. future government” according to Milei.De Ambit The legislators who expressed their disagreement are Gustavo Sergio Cuervo, Carlos Fabián Luayza Troncozo, Viviana Yolanda Romano, Martín Adolfo Rozas, María Salomé Jalil Toledo, Blanca Alessi, Sabrina Inés Sabat and María Laura Fernández. There, they said: “We are convinced that we were born into national political life to reverse decades of decadence, the responsibility of the political parties that have governed us by usufructuating the privileges that have been conferred on them, squandering the resources of society and providing fertile ground for widespread corruption.” Under this framework, they continued: “Our challenge was to propose to all Argentines that we become a society of free men and women responsible for their actions. A society in which effort and personal sacrifice once again become the engine of individual and collective progress.” Regarding the support of those defeated in the general elections, they said: “We welcome the support expressed by different leaders of third political forces, but we cannot fail to express our displeasure at the manifest attempt to co-opt and colonize the future national government by Mauricio Macri and his collaborators who are part of the failure of the recent past and whom we have not hesitated to qualify throughout our campaign as members of the National Assembly.”the political caste ‘that we came to defeat’.” Finally, they concluded: “It seems that it was not enough for society to leave ‘Juntos por el puesto’ out of the possibility of the Ballotage, it seems that the former president does not understand the message of more than 75 percent of the Argentine population in the last elections in October.”

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