The presidential candidate of Together for Change (JxC) was one of the central figures in the presidential debates.
Presidential Candidates of Together for Change (JxC), Patricia Burridgesaid on Monday that he believed he would be “better” at next Sunday’s second debate than he was yesterday, when – he said – he Her participation was “difficult” due to a “very bad case of influenza” which left her “unwell for several days”.
He expressed this in a statement this morning when asked how he was preparing for the second presidential debate, and that, by law, The meeting will take place next Sunday, this time at the University at Buffalo School of Law headquarters in the Porteo neighborhood of Recoleta.
- In this sense, Patricia Burridge said she wants to “get better” because yesterday “I had a really bad flu.”
“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 be different,” he said.
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 the candidates of the Alliance for the Fatherland, Sergio Massa, and the candidate of the Alliance for Liberty, Javier Milai, “tried to polarize but failed” was recorded 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 Speaking of this, timidly, during the debate.
“We have the courage and temperament to make changes. We have a plan, a team and our own political power that will guarantee the changes that Argentines are waiting for,” Patricia Burridge insisted in a statement this morning say.
At the same time, he assured “nobody believed it” when he assured that Millie was “more chaste” than liberal ally Luis Barrionuevo, leader of the Food Alliance.
“Everyone knows my fighting character, I faced unionism and difficult times and managed to come out on top through all the endeavors I was involved in. When someone says something that is not credible, people should not take it too seriously,” the The former official said the current presidential candidate of Macri’s government, the current presidential candidate of the group “Together for Change”.
Burridge also responded to Massa’s question yesterday on whether he planned to sack eventual Economy Minister Carlos Melkonian, as he did when he was central bank governor during the government of former President Mauricio Macri .
“I didn’t answer him because it seemed stupid to me. I’m Patricia Bullrich; Melkonian has never been economics minister; he’s Banco Nacin), what Macri did is what Macri did. If I choose a team, it would be for this team to stay,” he said in an interview this morning.
On the other hand, turning to another point of the debate, Patricia Burridge assured that the military dictatorship in Argentina “is not a matter of numbers” and that “killing eight thousand or thirty thousand people is barbaric”.
In this way, he came to the crossroads of consideration for La Libertad Avanza (LLA) candidate Javier Milei.
“This is not a matter of numbers. The Argentine dictatorship was responsible for disappearances and brutality, but it is time for armed groups to recollect the dead,” Burrich insisted in a statement to Continental Radio.
Cambiemos, the former security minister, said that “killing eight thousand or 30,000 people is barbaric” and “that violent tragedy happened in Argentina”, which is why she believes that “never learn violence again” and “use force” as a form of action by a paramilitary, semi-official or political organization” rather than as a “numeric discussion”.