National deputy of the PROCristian party, Christian Ritondo, has strongly criticized Governor Axel Kicillof for the recent incidents of insecurity in the Province of Buenos Aires. Ritondo has pointed out that there is a political decision by María Eugenia Vidal, Mauricio Macri, and Patricia Bullrich to combat insecurity both in the province and across the country. In statements to Radio Rivadavia AM 630, Ritondo expressed his dissatisfaction with Kicillof's management, accusing him of not taking responsibility and showing no interest in addressing the issue of insecurity, labeling his performance as "a disgrace."
In the context of the fight against insecurity, Ritondo stated that political corruption is the main cause of the problem and advocated for deepening the policies implemented since 2015. In this regard, he considers it essential to continue advancing measures that contribute to improving the insecurity situation in the province.
Regarding extraordinary sessions and the possible suspension of the PASO, the president of the PRO bloc in the Chamber of Deputies emphasized the need to carefully analyze the issue. Ritondo argued that maintaining the PASO in provinces where they are mandatory would force citizens to go to the polls four times, leading him to propose the suspension of them and open a debate on how to finance political parties in the country.
