US EditionBianco Challenged Bullrich: "if You Have Proof that We Organize Violence, Show it."
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The Minister of Government of Buenos Aires pointed out against "the hate speech and provocations" that come from the national government itself and was emphatic in stating that violence in any form should not be justified.
The Minister of Government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, denied the accusations of the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, who held Kirchnerism responsible for the acts of violence that occurred during the caravan of President Javier Milei in Lomas de Zamora. In this regard, the Bianco stated in radio statements this Friday: “We condemn any violent attitude by either side, but we also condemn hate speech and provocations. Nothing is appro…
In a context of growing violence prior to the legislative elections of the Province on September 7, the Minister of Government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, crossed this Saturday to Patricia Bullrich for his sayings about the alleged responsibility of Kirchnerism in the stone attack on the libertarian caravan that Javier Milei headed last Wednesday in Lomas de Zamora: "If you have any denunciation to make, you do it."
The Minister of Government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, referred to the political and social climate around the recent events of tension and pointed against the aggressive discourses that, he warned, come from the national government itself. “We condemn any violent attitude by either side, but we also condemn hate speech and provocations. It seems to me that nothing corresponds to it. We believe in democracy, in democratic institutions and th…
The minister of government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, rejected the words of the minister of security Patricia Bullrich and questioned the tone used by national officials. The minister of government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, spoke about the political and social climate around the recent events of tension and pointed against the aggressive speeches that, he warned, come from the national government itself. “We condemn any violent attitu…
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