The civil marriage of Horacio Rodríguez Larreta and Milagros Maylin
After more than 2 years of relationship, Larreta and Maylin finally joined in a civil marriage. The wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon at the registry office on Uruguay Street in a very intimate and close atmosphere.
The bride wore a crepe satin set, in lime green, by designer Gabriel Lage and nude Stilettos. At the end of the ceremony, both were very excited and They received the typical rice bath after the formal event concluded.
The former head of the Buenos Aires government had his school friends as witnesses: Martin Arana, Patricio Rotman and Gonzalo Robredo. For her part, Maylin brought her friend, Ana Clementi, Lucía Chioccarelli and her mother Mariana Vasquez Ferro.
In addition, the former PRO candidate was present Emmanuel Ferrariomember of the new Larreta political think thankDevelopment Movement. Ferrario arrived early at the headquarters in Uruguay and was in charge of reciting a few words for the bride and groom.
The wedding was planned for the month of October, however, in the middle of the year, Maylin’s father, Claudio Maylin, died at the age of 64 from pancreatic cancer. “HIt has been a difficult year, but Horacio has been there, fully supporting me“said the former Buenos Aires official.
The civil union comes after several years of relationship. Larreta and Maylin met at work, when she was general coordinator of the strategy of the government of the City of Buenos Aires against Covid-19 and secretary of Senior Citizens and Comprehensive Wellbeing for the Elderly of the Buenos Aires Ministry of Health, in 2021 and 2022. Maylin left public service and thus, during 2023, He dedicated himself to accompanying Larreta from outside in his electoral campaign.
The crossing between Horacio Rodríguez Larreta and the ruling party
In the last hours, the presidential spokesperson, Manuel Adorni, downplayed the claims made by the former head of the Buenos Aires Government Horacio Rodríguez Larreta to the president Javier Mileiand assured that “the analysis I can do is absolutely inconsequential.”
The response of the ruling party comes after the former head of the Buenos Aires government published a harsh criticism against the president Javier Milei and remarked that “They have chosen him to govern the country, not to insult those who do not agree with his ideas“The former president also published a report carried out by the Development Movementhis brand new match, where he analyzes “the effects of their discursive violence and insults on democratic coexistence”.
“Our compatriots have chosen him to govern the country. Not to divide us. Not to insult those who do not agree with their ideas. Not to share hate messages on social networks. Not to end the consensus that cost us so much as a society. Not to lead us again to resentment between compatriots,” reads Larreta’s message.
Despite lowering the price of the former presidential candidate’s statements, the presidential spokesperson responded to Larreta in his usual conference: “People trusted Milei and did not trust him when he was a presidential candidate. The rest are opinions, which we respect, but the analysis I can do is inconsequential”.
In that sense, he stated: “According to the last elections PASOthe pre-candidate for president, because he never became a candidate, he remained in the pre-candidacy, He got 10% of the votes, so 9 out of 10 Argentines do not believe in what he says“.
At the same time, Adorni stated: “It is striking that having one million seven hundred thousand followers on network That implies that his followers don’t listen to him or have forgotten about him.“.
On the other hand, he denied that the president is violent in his speeches and justified it by saying that “he has a very strict about responding to certain groups of people who have done a lot of damage to Argentina or him personally“. “Violence is not in the forms, but in the acts and the results of those acts,” he stated.
Source: Ambito
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