The leader of the Civic Coalition, Elisa Carriówarned that the former president Mauricio Macri intends to establish a political alliance with the far-right javier milei to start up “a very brutal (economic) adjustment”for which it will be necessary “suppress to death if necessary” and for which “We are going to end up in a trial for crimes against humanity”.
The explosive accusation of the former deputy and a key member of Together for Change redoubles the tenor of her own statements from four days ago, when accused his partner and former president of “having a dark side”, with which he “is playing against” the right-wing alliance that he himself created. everything is given in the context of the negotiations for the closure of the lists and the internal dispute over which actors join Together for Change, now on the verge of breaking up.
Carrió redoubled his speech on the “dark side” of Macri
This new profile of the “dark side” that Carrió spoke about was revealed yesterday during a videoconference talk that the leader gave from her Hanna Arendt Institute, with militants from her political space.
Over there, no euphemisms or metaphorspredicted the level of damage that the leader of Together for Change is willing to carry out in economic, social and political terms.
He said that Macri, who within the conservative alliance is behind Patricia Bullrich, “has moved to a space closer to Milei” from which, in case of winning the next elections and accessing the Government, it will make “a very brutal adjustment on the middle classes; but very brutal and in four months”.
This adjustment, he added, will go hand in hand with a “notion of order” (which is already part of the discourse of Macri, Bullrich and Milei). “But not from an order that comes from Justice, from the Republic or from repression respecting human rights, but rather the notion of an order in which it is necessary to suppress until killing if necessary,” he warned.
“We are going to end up in a trial for crimes against humanity”
The cost of this happening, the CC leader continued, will be a path in reverse for Argentina in terms of human rights. If there is “indiscriminate repression to build order,” Carrió explained, “in what we are going to end is in a trial for crimes against humanity committed by the State, where ministers and the president are going to be tried, and in which police officers, who are the ones who shoot, are going to be sentenced”.
The ex-deputy’s warning, strictly speaking, is not revealing in terms of political reading, because the strategy of adjustment/repression/death, typical of the right, It has already been expressed at different times by leaders of the Frente de Todos government and other progressive and leftist forces. In fact Hannibal Fernandez He was the target of opposition repudiations for predicting that an opposition government is going to “produce blood and deaths.” But that same sincere idea in Carrió’s voice has another weight.
What’s more, the prognosis of the leader of the CC is not new either, because both Bullrich, like Macri and Milei, endorse and endorsed the repression at the time as a tool to impose anti-popular policies. But that same sincere prognosis in Carrió’s voice has another weight.
Carrió’s word in the midst of the internal war of Together for Change
“Mauricio Macriwhom I accompanied in an agreement to create a center space, he has moved to a space closer to Milei’s”, Carrió stated with a lamenting tone and sitting in front of a notebook from where she starred in the videoconference with members of her think thank.
This is the second setback in less than a week that the former legislator has dealt publicly to Mauricio Macri, protagonist of the fierce internal force that goes through Together for Change in its intention to return to power, even if it is a party in irreconcilable sectors.
The prediction that Macri will seek an alliance with Milei for the general elections, not for the PASO, is a new focus in the mega fire unleashed after the decision of Horacio Rodriguez Larreta to give more space to radicalism and open the doors to the Cordovan governor, Juan Schiaretti.
The idea that there will be “a very brutal adjustment” in the first four months of management, it doesn’t help much either. and that the “repression until death” is the way, less. Not to mention that the end will be with ministers and president “tried for crimes against humanity”.
