Fuera De Agenda En La Cena Anual De Cippec

When Mauricio Macri made the decision to step down as a candidate, he was negotiating to be the only candidate in the city. But that's not all, imagine if he had become the mayor! The truth is, we have someone very prepared for that role, someone who unfortunately became a product of a planned strategy. Yes, Jorge Macri now has a unique experience that I didn't have.

But I don't wish for the Pro party to have a single candidate. It would be logical to have a single candidate in the city of Buenos Aires, and obviously, my desire is to be the one to represent it. Macri said that there should be only one candidate, and it should be in the city. What do I think of these declarations? The important thing is to have a democratic format where people can express their opinions. Based on what the people express, we can decide who is the person they value the most.

I understand that Jorge Macri is the only candidate from the Pro party, they are from the same party and they are cousins. Do I want Horacio Rodriguez Larreta to show more support for Macri? Yes, of course. But there are things that happen naturally. I believe in steps, as I have always said. I believe in the people's choice. I also confirm once again that I have a preference and priority for Pro candidates, for candidates from my party here in the capital. And in the whole country as well. In the capital, we have to guarantee continuity, and I believe that to compete within the framework of the primaries, within the framework of the different candidates of Juntos por el Cambio, we will have a single Pro candidate.

We will evaluate in the coming weeks according to the situation and the work that has been done. What is the best electoral offer to guarantee the continuity of the work that Mauricio Macri started and that I continued for many years in the city of Buenos Aires? If you want the best candidate at the national level from the UCR, it's Gerardo Morales. The best candidate from Juntos por el Cambio is Gerardo Morales for now. We have many good candidates, like Facundo Manes, and there is now a plurality of candidates not only from the Radical Party but also from the Pro party.

In the city, I humbly believe that our political space, Juntos por el Cambio, has the best candidate. I have been working in the city for a long time. This is the city where I was born, where I was a tennis professor, where I taught in secondary school and university. I have represented the porteños for a long time, always defending their interests. I humbly believe that we have a great team, and I hope that whoever benefits from Mauricio Macri's decision contributes to the growth of Argentina and Juntos por el Cambio.

Building an Opposition

We are currently in conversations with Juntos por el Cambio about the possibility of forming a new opposition space where liberals will be a fundamental part. We have been meeting with various individuals, like Maki, Alfredo Cornejo, Maxi Abad, Eugenia Vidal, Horacio Rodriguez Larreta, Lilita Carrió, and Miguel Angel Pichetto. We are discussing the possibility of forming a new space within Juntos por el Cambio, incorporating everyone.

Why do I think Juntos por el Cambio celebrated or at least welcomed Mauricio Macri's decision not to run? I'm not sure, you'd have to ask them. As for the Frente de Todos, I don't know if there is a sector asking Cristina to be a candidate. I don't know, you would have to ask the people. Mauricio Macri's decision not to run is a gesture of greatness and a recognition of reality. From the Frente de Todos, they say that they didn't give Mauricio Macri the votes, but they have serious problems themselves. They are killing each other internally and don't have candidates.

Did Mauricio Macri make his decision based on polls? I don't know, you would have to ask him. It doesn't stop Horacio Rodriguez Larreta, applause for him. If Daniel Scioli plays, when does he play? The president, Alberto Fernandez, will have a meeting with Biden. What are my expectations for their conversation about the International Monetary Fund and the ongoing negotiations? I don't have high expectations. The previous agreement with the IMF didn't bring stability, and none of the established guidelines were met. The results have been less than satisfactory.

What is my interpretation of the current growth of inflation or at least its maintenance at a high level? Well, we have to interpret the voters, all the other political forces. Mauricio Macri resigned from his candidacy but not from the leadership of his space. This can be compared to Messi saying that he thinks about the team and not individual leadership. It's a clever response. The selection team values teamwork, the sum of individuals behind a goal. Even with the best player in history on the field, it's the team that wins, not the leader. I don't know if it should be compared to Messi.

Closing Remarks

I want to say good evening to everyone. It is an honor for me to be here at the closing of the annual dinner of the Libertad Foundation. This organization has been working for years to defend freedom and democratic values in our country. President, how are you doing? How did you experience this meeting? Because it seems like they didn't give you the polls. Cristiano, I didn't say that. How did Mauricio Macri take the decision? Very well, but he already knew. It benefits Patricia Bullrich a little more, thank you. Yes, but it benefits the order of the party and a good internal competition between Maria Eugenia, Patricia, and Mauricio Macri. Mauricio, as a friend, accompanies me to all the events. Are you looking to return to Boca at some point? I'm calm, we'll see what happens. Preaching is not what is happening much these days. Thank you very much for this interview.

In conclusion, Mauricio Macri's decision not to run as a candidate has sparked discussions and debates within the political landscape of Buenos Aires. With different opinions and perspectives, the future of the Pro party and Juntos por el Cambio hangs in the balance. Only time will tell how these political chess pieces move and what lies ahead for the Argentinian political arena.