Argentine presidential candidate, far right Javier Miley, He praised the possible inclusion in his future government of the defeated former candidate from the opposition coalition Together for Change (center-right), Patricia Bullrich.

“If she wanted to join, how could I not include her!” – said the leader of the far-right political force La Libertad Avanza in a radio interview a day after the celebration of the first round of elections in Argentina, where Miley was second place after receiving 29.98% of the vote, below the ruling party of Sergio Massa.who won the election with 36.68% of the vote.

“She (Bullrich) has been successful in the fight against insecurity; Therefore, we have no problems,” she assured, referring to her leadership as Security Minister during the government of Mauricio Macri (2015-2019).

Bullrich lost big on Sunday in the South American country, with just 23.83% of the vote.

“We will never be complicit in the mafia that destroyed this country. Our values ​​are not bought or sold. Wherever I am, I will never give up my fight against populism,” Bullrich said in a message published this Monday on the social network X (formerly Twitter).

Having learned the results, the former candidate He avoided making explicit statements of his support for Milea’s candidacy.

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For her part, Miley spoke out this Monday during an interview. his “complete and absolute coincidence” with Bullrich on security issues.

Miley went even further and compared the leader of “Together for Change” with his running mate Victoria Villaruel. who appears in all pools to take over the defense portfolio in his eventual cabinet.

“Villaruel’s vision matches hers. The sentence there is clear: “he who makes them pays for them,” and this point in between is so clear that we cannot even discern who is the owner of the slogan,” he said.

Faced with these flattering comments about Bullrich, Miley criticized his opponent in the August primary election, the mayor of Buenos Aires, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, who said that “he does not represent the idea of ​​freedom and has clear collectivist traits.”

(according to information from EFE)