“Finally, it’s always the same. There are the blue bloods and then the rest. Among the last are us, no matter what we do they will always use us to carry leftovers or act as extras,” says a leader lined with Patricia Bullrich who found out about the possible displacement of the former presidential candidate from the party leadership.
Instead I would enter Martin Yeza, another who could also feel the same way as the bullrichistas. He is not blue blood, he is not a founding partner, he was not born in the Buenos Aires academy, where it all began, nor does he have direct or blood lines with those who ended up embracing the leadership of Mauricio Macri.
The castling between Yaza and Bullrich as president of the PRO Assembly is a hypothesis that flies over both sides. “Tomorrow everything will be confirmed,” he confided to MDZ Jorge Triaca, who will once again serve as host in his famous barbecue area on the Panamericana collectorate, in the northern area of the suburbs. “If that happens, all pre-existing agreements will be broken,” said a former Buenos Aires senator and pre-candidate for bullrichista mayor.
Unlike other opportunities in which this area served for unity or candid photos of harmony, on this occasion only the friends of Mauricio Macri will gather there, who has already defined his companions at the national table, which will include Soledad Martínez, Pablo Petrecca and the already named Martín Yeza, among others.
Where everything is already clear is at the provincial level, where he will remain president. Cristian Ritondo. A month ago, almost thirty party members emptied the party against the leadership of Daniela Reich de Valenzuela, provincial senator and wife of the mayor of Tres de Febrero, Diego Valenzuela.
The communal chief is the only leader of territorial weight who actively joined in supporting Bullrich’s position. Asked about the new unity list, but in which there is no member who has been with the current Minister of Security in the possible merger between the PRO and La Libertad Avanza, he confirmed that there is no possible negotiation between both sectors after the vacuum supporter from last month.
If a dialogue could be recreated between a bullrichista and a macrista, the conversation would be the following.
Bullrichista: -They don’t want us because we are not blue blood of the PRO. We always have to demonstrate but when we achieve a goal they file us down again. They always pick the losers.
Macrista: -How do they say that (including Bullrich and Valenzuela) if we gave Patricia the presidency of the PRO, then we put Daniela in place of Jorge Macri in the province. She was our candidate for president and we ended up deporting one of our founding partners (Horacio Rodríguez Larreta) to the political desert.
Bullrichista: -Patricia showed that she was a steamroller, she took over the entire PRO, she became a national figure and she is the most convening and, in addition, she is the best minister of this government of Javier Milei.
Macrista: -We all know that everything that Patricia was within this space is because Mauricio gave it to her and he was the one who was in charge of grinding Horacio down every day and putting a lot of people on his side. Now she believes she owns the votes and wants to negotiate with the libertarians for all of us.
Bullrichista: -They got angry because of an activity with Sebastián Pareja, who is an official in the Milei government, whom Macri says should be supported.
Macrista: -No. We don’t get angry about it. We became heated because they did not consult anyone about that act, which could well have been with other internal messages. But no, they preferred to hold an event with the president of La Libertad Avanza in the Province of Buenos Aires and personal delegate of Karina Milei. Why do they do it if not to set up their own ranch for an electoral alliance?
Bullrichista: -Because Mauricio himself always wanted Milei to be with us and for us to reaffirm the change. Why are you complaining now?
Macrista: -Because no one achieves their goals alone, we are a political party and it is crazy for someone to negotiate in a personal or isolated way with the forces of heaven.
This being the case, the open fracture in the PRO is something inexorable. And it will come to fruition if the Government is successful in its economic process. If that doesn’t happen, Patricia Bullrich She will continue to be a minister, but with more than reduced power to negotiate on behalf of the PRO.
