Bullrich Ratifies Her Demand to Adorni, Says She Doesn't Know if Karina Milei Is Angry

Senator Patricia Bullrich has firmly restated her call for Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni to promptly submit an updated version of his financial disclosure statement. Bullrich emphasized the clarity and finality of her previous statements, asserting that the government's operational momentum is being stalled by the unresolved complexities surrounding Adorni's declaration, which have been a point of contention since March.

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Fui taxativa, clarita

When questioned about the potential reaction of Secretary-General Karina Milei, President Milei's sister and Adorni's political mentor, to her ultimatum, Bullrich professed ignorance. "I have no idea," she responded when asked if the President's sister was displeased with her. She deliberately chose not to elaborate further on the Adorni case, stating, "I don't want to revisit a topic that I've already addressed, defended, and been explicit about. Everyone knows what I said and what I think."

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No tengo ni idea

Bullrich made these remarks in Villa Lugano during a tour shortly before a Cabinet meeting. She was accompanied by Buenos Aires legislator Pilar Ramírez, a close associate of Karina Milei. Despite this proximity, Bullrich avoided discussing her relationship with the President's sister post her comments on Adorni. "I have no idea [if Karina is angry], I will see her now at the Cabinet meeting and surely we will talk," she commented. She also downplayed suggestions that her tour was linked to a potential candidacy for mayor of Buenos Aires in 2027, stating her focus remains on her current senatorial responsibilities.

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No quiero volver a un tema que ya lo dije, lo defendí, fui taxativa, clarita. Y ya está, no quiero repetirlo. Todos saben lo que dije y lo que pienso