After Patricia Bullrich officially joined La Libertad Avanza (LLA), two prominent PRO figures, María Eugenia Vidal and Martín Yeza, expressed their displeasure in an ironic manner with indirect messages on social media. From her account on X, the former governor posted a popular sarcastic meme from the series Okupas with the caption: 'Just go machine'. The post generated thousands of interactions in a few hours. In response to a user asking who to believe, Vidal distanced herself by stating: 'To the one who has always been in just one party: the PRO.'
For his part, national deputy Martín Yeza was more direct in expressing: 'I hope this is the last time she affiliates with a political party.' Additionally, during an exchange with other users, he specified: 'She is neither going to leave, nor is she going to affiliate,' referring to the future of Cristian Ritondo within the PRO. These reactions arose shortly after Bullrich formalized her affiliation with LLA, accompanied by Karina Milei and Manuel Adorni, and published an open letter in which she defended her decision as a 'political coherence act.'
In a message alluding to Bullrich's new political direction, Vidal and Yeza expressed their dissatisfaction with the former minister's decision. Bullrich's incorporation into La Libertad Avanza caused a stir among prominent members of the PRO, who publicly expressed their opinions.
