former senator Stephen Bullrich participated through a video of the plenary of the PRO in Mar del Plata. “I’m sorry I can’t accompany you but I didn’t want to miss the opportunity to greet you. We must prioritize people and their problems, and not ours. There are many voters who are looking for alternatives because they see us far away and as part of the problem and not the solution. We have to change that with deeds and not with words, ”said Bullrich, who resigned from his bench in 2021 due to the complications that his disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (THE A), he was supposed to attend sessions at Congress.
In that video, the former senator also dedicated a few words to his cousin and PRO leader, Patricia Bullrich. “I end by greeting my cousin Patricia, who with the same courage with which I saw her act when we shared a cabinet is facing this dream of governing our Argentina.”
“Let’s continue to keep the dream of a better Argentina alive. Thank you dear cousin for being here and being a testimony to the strength we all need,” said Patricia Bullrich in a tweet where she shared the video.
As Esteban Bullrich told us during the plenary session in Mar del Plata: “let’s continue to keep the dream of a better Argentina alive.”
Thank you dear cousin for being here and being a testimony of the strength that we all need. pic.twitter.com/g1y3nLAVrS
– Patricia Bullrich (@PatoBullrich) October 16, 2022
They also participated in the plenary session, which was held in the “La Normandina” Hall with around 3,000 PRO leaders from the province, the national deputy Christian Ritondothe referent of the local UCR and Buenos Aires legislator, Maximilian Abad, and the mayor of Mar del Plata, William Montenegro.
Several mayors were also present, such as Martin Yeza (Pinamar); Manuel Passaglia (Saint Nicholas); Jaime Mendez (San Miguel); Javier Iguacel (Captain Sarmiento) and Mariano Barroso (July 9), in addition to provincial senator Joaquín De la Torre.
At the closing of the event Patricia Bullrich He emphasized the need to “order the economy”, since “there is no society that can live with a deranged economy, without currency, without credit”. Y Christian Ritondo declared that he was “convinced” that the next elections constitute “the last chance that Argentina is going to give to transform politics.”
“The challenge is enormous, we have to give all the necessary debates, so that on December 10, 2023 we know what we have to do on the 11th. There is no room for improvisations, much less to improvise,” said the president of the PRO bench. in Deputies.
