Patricia Bullrich posted a video with a Lali Espósito song amid tensions with the Government

Patricia Bullrich shared on X a video recorded in her office in which she is seen working while No me importa, by Lali Espósito, plays. In the post, she included the phrase “Sé que todos los ‘peros’ tienen un ‘porqué’”, in a publication that was framed within the ruling party’s internal dispute.

According to C5N and Perfil, the video was released after the senator’s complaints over changes introduced in the 2027 budget, particularly in the Disability area, about which she said she had not been informed beforehand.

C5N noted that the choice of song caused a stir because Lali Espósito has been the target of attacks by Javier Milei on social media and in public statements. That outlet recalled that the President has repeatedly called her “Ladri Depósito.”

In her criticism of the political handling of the issue, Bullrich questioned why the changes were not discussed in the Political Table. “I don’t want to be treated like I’m stupid,” she told reporters at the entrance to Congress, according to C5N. She also said she found out “by reading the newspapers” and warned that that dynamic complicates the building of parliamentary agreements.

Perfil added that the senator also said in interviews that this kind of change without notice “increases the relationships” a bit with the opposition and leaves her exposed as someone who was not informed or who ended up conveying something that was later changed.

According to C5N, the discomfort also reached Martín Menem and Eduardo “Lule” Menem, mentioned as delegates of Karina Milei in Parliament, who would have learned along with the rest of the changes incorporated by Luis Caputo and Carlos Guberman.

Sources

• C5N
• Perfil

About this note. Written by El Notero with the assistance of artificial intelligence, based on what was published by the cited outlet. El Notero did not do original reporting on this event.