The Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, criticized the governor of the Province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, accusing him of prioritizing the defense of certain marches over the lives of citizens. Bullrich questioned the lack of order in the province and stated that seeking order is fundamental for the progress of society.
"We seek order and believe that is what helps societies progress," emphasized the minister during an interview on Radio Rivadavia. Bullrich also mentioned that the last 10 security operations took place in the Province of Buenos Aires, criticizing Kicillof's management and accusing him of being selective in his public statements.
Regarding the national elections, Bullrich declared that she would not like to be a candidate for national senator this year for the City of Buenos Aires. When asked about her possible candidacy, the official pointed out that the decision on who will occupy each position will be made by the "technical director," referring to Mauricio Macri.
The minister highlighted the importance of defending freedom against ideologies that seek to impose restrictions and cancellations. In an interview on the program "Pan y circo" hosted by Jonatan Viale, Bullrich stated that individual freedom is absolute and must be protected in people's lives.
