Burridge claims flu was the reason for his ‘difficult’ performance in Argentina presidential debate

Patricia Bullrich, the presidential candidate of the Argentinian conservative coalition Conspiracy, said “a very strong flu” was making her “difficult” during Sunday’s five-way debate in Argentina’s presidential election. “Reason for intervention. “Debating with a really bad flu is difficult. It made me feel terrible for days and it was so important to be able to focus. I will keep my resolve, my ideas and the things I believe in “We make the difference,” Burridge said in a statement to Continental Radio. Burridge emphasized that in the second debate, scheduled for next Sunday, he hopes to be “better” than the previous debate, in which he said he felt “good” and “the arguments were clear” “. In addition, he highlighted an achievement in which Sergio Massa, the candidate of the ruling Fatherland League, and Javier Milai, the candidate of the far-right Freedom League, “tried and failed to polarize”. Although Mire “promised to renew”, this was not the case “with his allies”. He also “committed to dollarization”, but “he timidly did not talk about it except at the end”. Burridge emphasized: “We have the courage and temperament to make a change. We have a plan, a team and our own political power that will guarantee the change that Argentines are waiting for. ” Regarding the controversy over the death toll during the dictatorship, Burridge believes that “it is not a question of numbers” because “killing eight or thirty thousand people is barbaric.”