Elisa Carrió It is far from public life, but much closer to politics than it seems. The former deputy and co-founder of Together for Change is concerned that Javier Milei’s reforms do not end in a social outbreak and she is also concerned about the future of her space.
Without the need to give interviews, your interactions on social networks are like darts for the Government. On Tuesday the 2nd, the leader of the Civic Coalition, Maximiliano Ferraro, rHe recalled a tweet from Patricia Bullrich from 2019, when the current Minister of Security protested because they intended to “delegate all the activity of the National Congress to the president.” He used it to reflect the request that Milei made at the beginning of his administration. “Dear Patricia, how can I forget this statement of yours. I still think the same“Delegating powers/state of exception is not a virtuous path for the Republic,” he concluded. At Carrió’s request, they gave her a significant “like” from her account, to show the endorsement of the leader of the space.
“Lilita” usually uses this method to leverage the opinions of her followers on networks. While she leaves Christmas messages or New Year’s wishes, the people in her space tweet about politics and she reflects it from her profile. In the last week, Paula Oliveto against the “Kicillof tax”, Juan Manuel López on the Omnibus law or Ferraro against Bullrich. They all receive Carrió’s approval.
The other concern of the former deputy ands what can happen with Together for Change. cHe believes that we will have to wait a few more months to consolidate the coalition that is suffering from a lack of leadership. Today, leaders close to the Government coexist with others who warn that the first measures of La Libertad Avanza are a threat.
For this reason, on his birthday he brought together a large part of the leadership of his party, but also of radicalism and the PRO (Horacio Rodríguez Larreta was there) to begin carving what could be the future of a space that today does not find its place. . Without charges and since her retirement, “Lilita” continues to do politics.
