Encouraged by the victory of the Macrista Leandro Zdero in the elections for governor of Chaco, the candidate Patricia Bullrich went to the Emerenciano Sena neighborhood and tried to take photos in front of a building owned by this group. But she was immediately rebuked by a group of neighbors who accused her of trying to use her time there politically.
The incident occurred this morning in the neighborhood that bears the name of the leader involved in the crime, Cecilia Strzyzowski.
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In a provocative campaign gesture and accompanied by several advisers and local leaders, the former minister confronted a group of neighbors involved in building houses at the site.
“That’s it, ma’am, with great respect,” a woman told her when she saw the candidate’s arrival.
“I came because I can move freely in my country as I want,” replied the former official, who then criticized the neighbors for “not being the owners of a neighborhood.”
“I want to take a photo here because I want to report it to the murderer of Emerenciano (SIC),” he said, confronting her.
The women responded that she was the “murderer,” citing the crime of Santiago Maldonado as an example. They also reminded them that they had built this place, but the former minister challenged them again: “This neighborhood belongs to all Argentines, not yours.”
-Send him out of here, damn it! – they demanded.
-You want to be the owner of Argentina – accused the candidate.
-We are the owners of our neighborhood, not Argentina. “Don’t come and provoke the working people,” another neighbor said as Bullrich and her group climbed into the vans that took them there.
