Mariano Rodriguez Larreta is the middle brother of horace. She is younger than him and older than Augusto. he is maybe the less famous in the red circle, because Augusto is much better known, who was also a public official. The week after the STEP, Mariano published a post on his Facebook account in which he celebrated the defeat of Gustavo Posse, the mayor of San Isidro who was a candidate for lieutenant governor of the province of Buenos Aires. “The defeat of Gustavo Posse and that of his surroundings in San Isidro gives me a huge feeling of personal vindication,” began his discharge. “His lack of empathy from him, his ingratitude and his indifference (of which I was a victim) did not deserve continuity,” he continued.
The reason for the anger is because Mariano worked as a clown doctor, a kind of therapeutic companion who sought to cheer up patients with terminal illnesses, in two hospitals in San Isidro. One day, without saying a word, Posse decided to ban him from entering hospitals and he ordered him to “go with his vocation elsewhere.” “Drawing a linguistic parallel, the people told through the vote to Gustavo Posse ‘go with your vote elsewhere’”, he gloated.
Finally, he left a message for his brother Horacio: “There is no political component in this catharsis, it is something related to a personal pain that I would never have wanted to go through and to a large extent lived in absolute solitude. Justice was done,” he said.. about “absolute loneliness” was because his brother Horacio did not help him to engage in a dialogue with Posse and much less there was contention from the personal.
at some point, Mariano Rodríguez Larreta also celebrates, in silence, the defeat of his brother, because the high public exposure of the whole family is due only to the political ambition of the mayor of Buenos Aires. A few years ago, also on Facebook, she had spoken about the negative aspects of being related to a politician, because “means living with unwanted indirect exposure and obliges to have a civil responsibility over those who are not relatives”. Now it will be less exposed.
by Rodis Recalt and Carlos Claá
