The Together for Change candidate said she wants to achieve “an austere government” and be able to “walk among the people.”
The presidential candidate of Together for Change (JxC) in Argentina, Patricia Bullrichassured that in case of achieving the Presidency of his country he will seek to imitate the “austere” lifestyle that the president leads Luis Lacalle Pou.
Bullrichwho won within JxC to the head of government of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA), Horacio Rodriguez Larretain the Primary, Open, Simultaneous and Mandatory elections (PASSED), he assured in an interview, seeks to achieve power to form “the most austere government in Argentine history.”
In that line, Bullrich recalled a conversation he had with Lacalle Pouin which the Uruguayan president told him that he could go out to eat at a restaurant because “in Uruguay people are very respectful and let you”, something that is not so frequent in Argentina.
In turn, the presidential candidate said that Lacalle Pou He told him to “walk around the port and walk” and usually “appears in the bowling alley of some town” without custody and in peace. “It is very important to always have the thermometer,” he remarked Bullrich.
“I knew that I was going to win in the elections,” he said. Bullrich about the internal victory against Rodríguez Larreta, and added that this was what people on the street transmitted to him.
Patricia Bullrich spoke about Julio María Sanguinetti and Mauricio Macri
In addition to comments about Lacalle Pou, Bullrich He also made reference to another conversation he had with the first Uruguayan president since the return to democracy, Julio Maria Sanguinettiof the Colorado party (pc).
“I would have loved to have a former president to talk to, Sanguinetti told me that,” said the Argentine politician, and assured that in this line she will ask the former Argentine president for advice Mauricio Macribut that he himself will not integrate a potential government cabinet.
Source: Ambito
