Elisa Carrió He was in Santa Fe And, as often happens, it did not go unnoticed. The referent of the civic coalition was presenting their candidates who are going outside United for Change, the alliance of Together for Change with provincial socialism. He distributed criticism for local leaders and for national leaders, mainly against Mauricio Macri. But what really stood out was that revealed that he suffered an attack when he entered the provincial capital.
“Me The tires of the car I was coming in got punctured. I said that I changed to car number two to be more comfortable, ”she said in an interview with the De Diez program, on LT10, Radio Universidad del Litoral. And she added:When I was entering Santa Fe, the tires of the armored car were punctured. If they exploded on the highway at 150 and I came, as I had been ordered to come, in that armored car, we would kill each other. Custody and me.”
The co-founder of Let’s Change did not make a police report about it and avoided giving more details about what had happened. But the radio statements he made reached the ears of federal prosecutor Walter Rodríguezto whom she had presented a testimonial statement for a drug trafficking case in the province.
“I warned Carolina Losada. We have to change Santa Fe, that’s why we decided to go outside. A prosecutor summoned me and I came to testify, putting my family at risk”, Carrió said when asked by this chronicler. And he completed: “As a nephew who has my last name and now comes from Spain says. He says: ‘Tía Lilita is speaking, they are going to kill us all.’ That is why we are leaving and going alone, with Eduardo Maradona as a pre-candidate for governor and Lucila Lehmann, who accompanies me in all the complaints, as a pre-candidate for deputy”.
Lehmann, a former legislator and benchmark for the Civic Coalition in Santa Fe, appeared together with Carrió in sensitive causes such as complaints of smuggling and drug trafficking on the waterway “Where customs are located but the prosecutor does not accuse,” says “Lilita.”
Carrió, who regularly travels the country’s routes, protested the lack of police controls on the roads. “I went through 11 and found only one police checkpoint. It just can’t be”He said after denouncing that this favors the uncontrolled movement of drugs. And he completed: “This is a free zone, guys. I reaffirm it. Santa Fe is a liberated zone”.
