Amid a growing political tension and a strong institutional controversy, the Minister of Nation’s Security, Patricia BullrichHe confirmed that he will meet with Maximiliano Bondarenko, ex -commissioner and current candidate for provincial deputy for Libertad advances in the third electoral section.
The encounter with Patricia Bullrich It occurs after the decision of Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicillof to displace 24 police chiefs accused of having political links with Bondarenko and participating in internal maneuvers that would have threatened against the conduct of the Buenos Aires police.
The meeting between Bullrich and Bondarenko It is scheduled for this Thursday at 17:15 at the headquarters of the Ministry of National Security, in the City of Buenos Aires. According to official sources, the meeting will work as a political support for the libertarian candidate, in the midst of a controversy that involves high controls of the provincial police force and has generated a strong cross between nation and province.
The decision of Kicillof If the 24 police chiefs were based on an anonymous complaint received by internal matters, which included detailed evidence as WhatsApp conversations, audios, names and action plans.
According to Buenos Aires Minister of Security, Javier Alonso, the officers would have used state resources to support Bondarenko’s candidacy and design measures that implied an institutional intervention in the police, with the aim of positioning themselves in key positions.
The provincial government argues that the displacements were necessary to avoid a dangerous precedent within the force. Alonso affirmed that those involved projected an institutional reform that included the mandatory withdrawal of several bosses, which would constitute a serious violation of the Organic Regulation of the Buenos Aires Police.
Statements
For its part, Patricia Bullrich He responded hard. In social networks and public statements, he described the measure as a “political persecution” and accused Kicillof of being “on the side of the criminals.” “The useless of Kicillof dismantles 24 police just because he believes that they support Bondarenko. The cause? None. Pure political persecution,” the minister shot.
Bullrich also defended the link between the displaced police and Bondarenko, noting that “they shared a roast of camaraderie” and that there was no formal partisan activity. “We ask them to hire them again,” he said during a press conference with the libertarian candidate.
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