The clashes between Mauricio Macri’s leadership and the ruling party are intensifying due to Javier Milei’s speech in Davos.
The internal deepens between PRO by Mauricio Macri and Freedom Advances, now from the speech of Javier Milei at the Davos forum, where he criticized gender ideology and LGBTQ+ minorities. In the run-up to the meeting of dialogue block heads with Martín Menem in Deputieswhich will not attend Cristian Ritondohead of the Macrista bench, the PRO legislator, Silvia Lospennato came out at the intersection of the presidential speech through her social networks.
She is one of the main representatives of the PRO in the province of Buenos Aires, along with Ritondo, and author of the bill for Clean Sheet that did not achieve a quorum at the end of 2024 in Deputies. The deputy made a balance and after admitting that she will continue to support “an essential economic program to reduce the fiscal deficit and the weight of the State, I will accompany every tax reduction, every reduction of unnecessary structures and every deregulation and opening of our economy,” she warned. : “I will also continue to defend with the same conviction the plurality of voices, unrestricted respect for each person’s life project, the free choice of who to love and all types of families, policies that treat equals equally and also those that decrease inequalities so that the circumstances in which you were born do not determine the rest of your life. That liberal, open, tolerant and meritocratic Argentina is what I dream of for my daughters and for all of us who choose the best country in the world to live and progress. “.
The publication of Lospennato joins the post of Jorge Macri who also differentiated himself from Milei through social networks to defend both the figure of femicide and equal marriage. “I would like to see a president who today advocates more for the unity of Argentina than for continuing to establish new divisions and it also seems to me that in the concept of freedom there is the freedom to choose how to express oneself, how to want to show oneself in front of society, your choices. of life in general,” explained the head of the Buenos Aires government who is preparing to compete against the forces of heaven after the electoral split in the City of Buenos Aires.
The PRO stands out
“I said that I love the diversity that represents city of Buenos Aires and I love all the diversities, I love the most traditional, the most recent conquests. This is a city in which the pride parade coexists with the unborn child, coexists with being the reality of a world capital of interreligious dialogue, where all religions meet. They sit at the same table and talk when the world is divided in half by clashes of religious origin and here we live together and have a table but it comes from before me, this is already an identity of the city of Buenos Aires. That is our heritage and they are not going to break it and I am going to be defending it. “I believe in that and I believe in freedom,” Jorge Macri added.
In it Jorge Macri’s government They celebrate having anticipated with the suspension of the PASO, scheduled for April 27 in the City of Buenos Aires, while Javier Milei does not achieve consensus in Congress to call extraordinary sessions and include the elimination of open, simultaneous and mandatory primaries national level.
The head of the Buenos Aires government even publicly asked the President to also advance at the national level with the suppression of the PASO, a measure that does not achieve unanimous consensus within the block of national deputies that leads Cristian Ritondo. A public request that actually exposes the weakness of La Libertad Avanza to articulate agreements in Congress, almost a return of kindnesses after the libertarian bloc that responds to Karina Milei in the Buenos Aires Legislature voted against the 2025 Budget sent by Jorge Macri .
Source: Ambito
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