Bullrich Asked to Respect the Result of the Balloting but Condemned the Use of Brazilian Justice Against Bolsonaro
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The senator referred to the outcome of the elections in Brazil and pointed to the importance of the decision at the polls; “It is important that democracy is not binary,” she said.
The senator again distinguished herself from Javier Milei, who did not greet the re-elected president of Brazil.She is the first leader of Freedom Advance that is pronounced after the elections in Argentina's main trading partner."It is important that democracy is not binary: the one who wins governs and the one who loses goes to jail," she said about Bolsonaro.
The senator stressed the importance of respecting the popular will despite political differences. She also praised the electoral performance of Flávio Bolsonaro and questioned the use of Justice as a tool to persecute the opposition.
Patricia Bullrich, a national senator and referent of La Libertad Avanza in Congress, defended respect for the will of the people after the presidential elections in Brazil and said that ideological differences between governments should not prevent cooperation between the two countries. "People decide at the polls and their will is respected. That is the fundamental principle of all democracy," she said, referring to the Brazilian electoral out…
The senator of La Libertad Avanza defended respect for the popular will in Brazil and criticized the use of judicial processes to exclude opposition leaders. Her position made a difference with Javier Milei, who had not yet publicly acknowledged the victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, according to the original text. Patricia [...]
Patricia Bullrich’s stance against the Brazilian elections again made a difference with Javier Milei. While the Argentine president still did not publicly recognize Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s victory, the senator of La Libertad Avanza defended the outcome of the polls and questioned the use of the courts to advance against opposition leaders. The former Security Minister argued that, beyond ideological differences, the decision of the voters mu…
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