I had a really bad flu and everything was taken away

Patricia Burridge expressed her confidence on Monday about next Sunday’s second debate, saying it was “difficult” for her to attend yesterday with a “very bad flu” that left her “feeling well” a few days”.

She expressed that sentiment this morning when asked how she was preparing for the second presidential debate, which by law will take place next Sunday at the law school’s headquarters. UBA., located near Recoleta, Buenos Aires.

In that sense, Burridge said he wants to “get better” because yesterday “I had a really bad flu; I’ve taken everything away.”

“Debating with a very bad flu is difficult. It made me feel terrible for several days and it was important to be able to focus. I will keep my firmness, my ideas and the things I believe in “Let’s make a difference,” the candidate, chairman of the Together for Change (JxC) organization, told Continental Radio.

However, despite mentioning the flu in the interview, the Change Together presidential candidate said she felt “good” and had a “clear argument” during the debate.

Furthermore, the fact that Sergio Massa, the candidate of the Alliance for the Fatherland, and Javier Milai, the candidate of the Liberal Alliance, “tried to polarize but failed” was registered as an achievement.

Burridge, on the other hand, insisted that despite Milley’s “promise to renew,” that’s not what’s happening with “his allies,” noting that he also “committed to dollarization,” but “except in the end, he didn’t Talk about this,” timidly, during the debate.

“We have the courage and temperament to make changes. We have our plan, our team and our political power, which will guarantee the change that Argentines are waiting for,” the candidate insisted.

At the same time, he assured that “no one believed Millay” because he assured her that she was “more chaste” than liberal ally Luis Barrio Nuovo, leader of the Alliance for Good Food.

The former Macri official said: “Everyone knows my fighting character, I have faced unionism and difficult moments and managed to get out of them through all the efforts I have been involved in. When someone says something that is not credible , people shouldn’t take it too seriously.”