Senator Patricia Bullrich had a day of intense public activities that culminated on the mythical Corrientes Street, where she attended a theatrical performance to accompany her husband, Guillermo Yanco. According to the Argentine News Agency, the La Libertad Avanza figure was seen on Saturday afternoon at the San Isidro Hippodrome as part of the Lollapalooza festival, and in the evening she moved directly to the city center to watch the play starring her partner. The outing did not go unnoticed, as the former Minister of Security was accompanied by a close circle that included gendarme Nahuel Gallo, the officer who gained international prominence after being detained in Venezuela under critical conditions. Through her social networks, Bullrich shared a photo of the encounter and detailed her Saturday itinerary, highlighting the presence of the officer and other close associates. "Right to see my favorite actor on Corrientes Street (yes, Guille) with Nahuel, Elisa and good company," the legislator wrote in her official account. Gallo's figure has a strong symbolic impact, as his case mobilized diplomacy and security sectors following the complaints about the deprivations he suffered during his arrest in Venezuelan territory, an event that Bullrich herself closely followed until his release and subsequent return to the country. Gallo's presence alongside the senator reaffirms the close bond between them after the support the leader provided during the gendarme's ordeal abroad. The theatrical evening capped a high-profile Saturday for Bullrich, who opted for a relaxed approach to show herself to her followers, combining support for Yanco's acting work with a gesture of camaraderie towards the National Gendarmerie member in a recreational context, after the massive events in San Isidro.
