Patricia Bullrich: “We have a challenge, to erase what Kirchnerism means”
In the presentation of his book “From one day to the next”, the presidential candidate of Together for Change pointed to the government: “I think of December 10 as the first of 1,460 days in which we have a challenge which is the elimination of what ” Kirchnerism means in Argentina, the lack of culture, the destruction of values, the destruction of the work culture, of the middle class, educated societies, where the children of the workers go to university .”
“We are facing a historic opportunity, and with the support of a clear majority of Argentines we will end Kirchnerism forever. Only we can end Kirchnerism forever, we are not talking about those man but part of an ideology created. The destruction of our country. You are destroyed by ideologies, we must remove them from the democratic life of the country,” said Patricia Bullrich.
“We are facing the final battle. I am facing Moyano and his union mafias, the drug traffickers, the criminals, they know that I have the strength to do what needs to be done, now and in forever. In these 20 years, we denounced the corruption of Kirchnerism, we were the only ones who defended freedom of expression and freedom of the press. We opposed the Iran deal, a national shame, and we defended prosecutor Nisman, who was killed. In when the gangs blocked the companies, we were there. We always defended the freedom to work and produce, we were there when the countryside was needed. We resisted the takeovers, especially in Patagonia, it is not free or easy, in quarantine we came out to defend the freedom of the Argentines, we opened the schools, with courage while “They shouted the killers of us.”
“We are facing the last war. Patricia Bullrich: “The only policy to fight drug trafficking is the political decision to save our country from drug trafficking”
As part of the presentation of his book “From one day to the next”, the candidate for the presidency of Together for Change launched: “Those who choose to fight it must go all out.” “If you don’t decide to do it, they improve you every day. It’s a political decision,” said Patricia Bullrih.
