Patricia Bullrich, pole vault champion | From Peronism to the Alliance, going through Carri and Macri before seeing the light with Miley

With the emerging breakup of the PRO and the possible safe departure of Security Minister Mauricio Macri from the party Patricia Bullrich begins a path she knows well: of the diaspora until another political force reaches it. In this case, the journey through the desert may be brief and It is quite possible that, if relations with the PRO are severed, he will formally end up in La Libertad Avanza.Bulrich’s political history is one of some variation.

Bullrich’s original militancy It started in the Peronist Youth In the early 70s she herself was in charge of clarifying that she did not go to Montoneros (where there was a reference to Rodolfo Galimberti, lover of her sister Julieta) and that she always lived in JP.

After years of dictatorship and exile, he returned to the country from Brazil and reorganized JP. It was then that he became a visible face in coordinating political youth with radicals and communists. He was a combative man: he welcomed Alfonsín’s victory but questioned the radical leader’s project. In 1989, in Montevideo, they denied the presence of an English ship headed towards the Malvinas, this being its combat capability.

In 1993 he joined the list of national representatives headed by Antonio Erman González. Achieved the historic first victory of Peronism in the city of Buenos AiresA region electorally hostile to the movement founded by Juan Domingo Perón.

Bullrich distanced himself from Menemism when forming his own party Unión por Todos. With that seal he transited until he reached the coalition. In 1999, the newly elected president Fernando de la Rúa appointed him head of the Secretariat of Criminal Policy and Penitentiary Affairs. From there He joined the Labour Ministry in October 2000.the moment of his greatest demonstration, which involved the reduction of the salaries of public employees. At the end of October 2001, before the outbreak that engulfed the De la Rúa government, he left.

Bullrich reappeared after the great crisis of 2003. Along with Ricardo López Murphy, who had finished third in the presidential election with his Recrear party, The leader of the Unión por la Patria competed in the city of Buenos Aires. She ran for head of government. She finished fourth and in the campaign she did not stop criticizing one of the candidates, Mauricio Macri.

It looked like he was on the road to excommunication. When in 2007 he joined the list of representatives of the Civic Coalition. Thus, he returned to the Chamber of Deputies and led the so-called Group A after the Kirchnerists’ defeat in 2009.

In 2011 he led the CC list in the city of Buenos Aires, which was the worst election of Carrió’s forces. Bullrich was able to retain his bank, but he had already seen the transfer book open and had a conversation with Macri. In a campaign that featured the first primaries, Bullrich led the Unión por Todos list after PASO defected to Vicente López and solidified the vote in favor of Jorge Macri, who was able to oust Enrique García from office.

Thus, the re-elected Sisi deputy became a member of the PRO, the party she eventually headed. In between, she was the Minister of Security between 2015 and 2019. Now she is in the same position and everything indicates that she will be a libertarian from the first hour,