Silvia Lospennato targeted Kirchnerism, crossed Leandro Santoro and defended her candidacy in the City

In a television interview, Silvia Lospennato criticized Kirchnerism and Leandro Santoro . She described the opportunity to head the PRO party's list in the City of Buenos Aires as an "honor" and said she views it as "an opportunity." The representative noted that she represents the party's second generation and emphasized that this marks a " generational change " compared to the party's long-standing figures.

When speaking about the departure of key leaders, Lospennato was blunt. “Patricia Bullrich is in La Libertad Avanza, she's a minister in this government. There's no doubt about that,” he stated. But the sharpest message was for Horacio Rodríguez Larreta : “He decided to leave the party he founded. He chose to start from scratch with a proposal that represents only him.”

In the same vein, she also took aim at Javier Milei . "Hatred should never be fostered from those in power," she warned. According to Silvia Lospennato, the president "is bothered by dissent in every sense" and his leadership style is worrying.

He crossed Carrió and disqualified Santoro's candidacy

During the report, Luis Novaresio asked her about a quote from Elisa Carrió , who had suggested that Lospennato “is not from the city.” The representative didn't let the comment go. “Lilita knows I'm from Buenos Aires, that I was born in the City of Buenos Aires,” she replied. She also explained that at various stages of her life she lived in the provinces, like many commuters. “Those thousands of people know this city,” she affirmed, adding that she currently lives in Villa Urquiza .

Despite the tension, he clarified that he maintains an "immense affection" for Carrió, whom he described as "a woman who has done a lot to fight corruption in Argentina."

Another of the main targets was Leandro Santoro , whom he compared to Daniel Filmus . "He's the Filmus of this era in terms of votes," he declared. He added that this momentum "doesn't change; it's the hard core that Kirchnerism has in this city."

Silvia Lospennato maintained that her candidacy is "the complete opposite of what the people of Buenos Aires want." She questioned his rejection of the Single Paper Ballot , the Clean Voucher Form , and the declaration of education as an essential public service . "Although he perceives himself as an Alfonsin supporter, he is not part of the Radical bloc," she concluded.