The UCR denounced an attack on the offices of the National Committee

The Radical Civic Union (UCR) reported that an attack took place at the offices of the party’s National Committee. In detail, from the party they assured that five people broke into the office of Senator Martín Lousteau.

The incident took place during the early hours of this Saturday in the building located on the street Alsina 1786. The official statement issued by the National Committee stated that the attackers “They broke furniture, computers, rifled through folders, papers and files and left without stealing anything.“.

The attack on the offices of the National Committee of the Radical Civic Union

Through an official statement, the committee authorities made public the complaint about the attack that occurred. “The UCR repudiates this unprecedented attack to its main party headquarters and demands a rapid clarification of the facts and the identification of those responsible, for this reason it has already filed a judicial complaint.

“At least five people who broke into President Martín Lousteau’s office, broke furniture, computers, They rummaged through folders, papers and files and left without stealing anything,” the beginning of the writing said. In addition to the complaint, the party shared a film of the consequences of the attack.

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Then, from the UCR they added: “These people who were recorded on security cameras They entered through the adjacent building around 1:30 on Saturday, November 2 and it is estimated that they were in our building for an hour. They also stressed that one of the attackers “remained on the sidewalk like a bella” while the rest of the group dedicated themselves to “scraping and breaking everything they found in the main offices, leaving two notebook computers, office items and other work materials lying on the floor.”

References from the UCR crossed Javier Milei for his comments about Raúl Alfonsín

After Milei’s statements about the radical former president, the National Committee of the UCR, national legislative blocks, the Mayors’ Forum and party organizationsyesissued a statement to repudiate the president’s statements. “It’s not just a unjustified grievance to his memory, is an affront to the Argentine people,” they stated and asked that he cease “his grievances against whoever He was the true leader of the Argentine democratic process“.

The controversy began last Wednesday when the President issued a strong accusation against Raúl Alfonsín on the 47th anniversary of the Mediterranean Foundation. “After the fall of convertibility and the coup d’état promoted by (Eduardo) Duhalde and (Raúl) Alfonsín, who paradoxically show Alfonsín as the father of democracy, being that he was a supporter of a coup d’état“He shot without hesitation.

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From Loredo to Lousteau, different leaders of the UCR criticized the President for his statements about Raúl Alfonsín.

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“It was Raúl Alfonsín who truly received the worst inheritance that an Argentine president had to face when he took office, and he did so without ever attacking an adversary, without ever limiting freedoms and with the commitment to strengthen democracy, a system that allowed Javier Milei being elected deputy first and president later,” said the UCR statement in defense of Alfonsín.

For his part, the president of the UCR and senator, Martin Lousteau maintained: “It should not draw attention that the President with the least democratic commitment in our recent history criticizes the person who refounded Argentine democracy“, he wrote on his X account, along with the fragment of the video in question.

The president of the radical bloc closest to the Government, Rodrigo De Loredoalso came out to meet the highest leader. “The statement that President @JMilei just made about Raúl Alfonsín recently at Fundación Mediterránea. Even more so on a date so dear to all Argentines. Absolute nonsenseor,” he wrote.

For his part, Senator Pablo Blanco stated that Milei “intends to distort history by accusing Alfonsín of having promoted a coup d’état“. “Raúl Alfonsín was a pillar of democracy and a defender of human rights. Let’s not allow lies to overshadow his legacy,” he said.

Finally, deputy Pablo Juliano (head of the Democracy forever bloc, of radical opponents of the Government), published on his X account: “President Javier Milei, you do not have the stature to talk about Alfonsín, much less to invent from a lectern that promoted a coup of State, his commitment to democracy was absolute. Something you can’t show for a single minute“.