Argentina, Buenos Aires, 12/02/2015. Argentine President-elect, Mauricio Macri, introduces his new government in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Macri takes over on the 10th.
Former Argentine president Mauricio Macri He returned to the electoral arena to express his support for her Patricia BullrichHe is the candidate of the centre-right coalition “Together for Change”. His goal is to silence the voices that associate him with libertarianism Javier Miley. Despite his absence from the front lines of the electoral campaign following the results of the Basu elections (primary, open, simultaneous and mandatory) held last August 13, the name of the former president, who ruled the country from 2015 to 2019, was of great interest and is very popular and linked to the leader of the “Taqaddum” coalition. “Freedom” far-right extremist. After receiving the largest number of votes in these previews, Miley said in several interviews that he could count on someone of Macri’s stature in a role linked to the country’s external image. Argentina In a possible state.
To explain it in the best possible way, the former president acknowledged that Argentina needs “deep and real change,” in an interview with the “Todo Noticias” network last Monday, the 12th of this month, but for him this desired change can only be represented by choosing Bullrich, who was Minister of Security. “This is the moment when we have to work together, all those who dream of change, put aside anger and invest in a space that has matured, grown and includes a group of important leaders,” Macri said. The former president praised Bullrich and highlighted his ability to lead “profound change, without madness, and with determination” in the South American country.
In response to a question about the economic proposals of the “Freedom Forward” leader, who advocates the dollarization of Argentina, Macri joined the economists who oppose this measure and stressed that this proposal would be nothing more than a “shortcut.” Despite these criticisms, the former president admitted that he sent a text message to Milley to congratulate him after his victory in PASO, but he downplayed the importance of this fact and stressed that he only had an invitation to “dialogue” with other political forces. “I hope that with the support they receive, Miley and his deputies will support Patricia when she has to face deep reforms in a healthy way,” Macri said.
The former president had implicitly supported his former minister in the dispute with the city mayor Buenos AiresHoracio Rodríguez Larreta, for his final candidacy in the presidential elections in October. As of December 10, a new president will occupy the Rosada Palace, following the Peronist mandate Alberto Fernandez. Who chose not to run for re-election.
