Rodríguez Larreta crossed Sergio Berni: "The police saved him and instead of humbly thanking him, he wants to bitch Burzaco"

The head of Government of the city of Buenos Aires, Horacio Rodriguez Larretagot into the controversy over the attacks against Sergio Berni and he said that the Buenos Aires police saved him from a worse scene. With criticism, he asked the Buenos Aires Minister of Security for “humility” and questioned the insecurity in the province governed by Axel Kicillof.

The murder of the driver Daniel Barrientos that led to a beating against Berni and ended with the official being rescued by the police from another district had, like every event that occurs in the country, its political correlate. Hours after it happened, the head of Security assured that if his partner Eugenio Burzaco communicated with him was going to insult him. “It is better that he not call me, because he is going to eat a whore flower,” she said in C5N with Gustavo Sylvestre.

During the morning of this Tuesday, while giving details about the care against dengue, Rodríguez Larreta echoed Berni’s criticisms and assured that the Buenos Aires police “saved Mr. Berni” and “stopped a situation of great violence” in the area. from General Paz Avenue where the conflict arose.

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In his classic moderating tone, he asked to end the insults and “roll up his sleeves” to “work.” “We are not going anywhere with aggression. With insults we have the country we have,” she stressed.

However, in statements to FM Blue, escaped his tenuous tone for a moment and said: “The City Police saved him from a very violent and serious situation and he, instead of humbly thanking, wants to bitch the minister.” And he closed: “The synthesis of The Argentina that I don’t want is what Berni says today. Swearing at the other when he should think about talking to Burzaco so that we can work together.

What Larreta said about insecurity

The Buenos Aires Head of Government acknowledged that although there was an increase in insecurity in his territory, it is “the safest capital in Latin America.” “And meanwhile, we cross General Paz and we see that people are afraid, the entrances, the boys have to be accompanied to the bus stop, bars, the police that are not there,” he said.

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