Bullrich redoubled the bet against Villarruel and revealed that Milei was outraged with his vice

The Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, once again spoke to Vice President Victoria Villarruel regarding the detention of the Argentine gendarme in Venezuela since December 8. The officials had criticized each other through X after Villarruel questioned their handling of the situation. “We are in a national security crisis, they have kidnapped a gendarme, they have told him that he is a spy as if we were a dictatorship like theirs and instead of worrying about seeing what we do, he is worried about trying to assign blame,” he declared. in LN+and added: “Let the vice president take care of her things.” He also clarified that the controversy generated the indignation of President Javier Milei.

“Instead of helping, calling me on the phone, to tell me Patricia, to see how I can help, he looks for the error where there is none,” he stated. “Last week she made an important tweet that for me was a white flag. I am going to support Milei, I have no political project of my own, he said. It is a project that has also had an excellent year. And a week later, or four days later, he releases this one,” he explained in dialogue with Luis Majul.

“I had a chat with the president. Feel this same. He feels that the entire country is busy with what we are going to do to bring back our gendarme and he sees this and is outraged,” he said, adding: “I think he is looking for the error instead of looking for his function, which is to support ”.

“Let him take care of his things. That’s what I say. And do your things well. I would have loved him to call and tell me that he is going to take action with all the Latin American senates to make a political statement. Positive things,” he noted. He assured that “she is the one who has to organize herself.”

Bullrich maintained that Gallo is a hostage of “a dictatorial, bloody and criminal regime” and attacked the vice president for suggesting that there was mismanagement of the event. “Does the vice president want me to fire a director or have him sanctioned because his evaluation is not political in nature? “Do I ruin the career of a Gendarmerie director because someone has to pay the consequences of a decision that no one thought could be dangerous?” he commented, and added: “I don’t throw gendarmes out the window for having signed something with good will.” willpower”.

Bullrich also asked for empathy and said that Villarruel can stop the increases in the Senate, with a resolution.

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