In an unexpected twist in the Argentine political landscape, Mauricio Macri has come out in favor of Patricia Bullrich as the best choice to lead the Juntos internal elections ahead of the primary elections. This endorsement has been accompanied by statements in which the former president underscores the urgency of an immediate and profound change in the country.

In a recent interview with Joaquín Morales Solá on the "Desde el llano" program on TN, Macri made it clear that he aligns with Bullrich's vision regarding the need to lift restrictions as soon as possible and to carry out transformative reforms. "Patricia believes, and rightly so, that we currently have a greater openness among the people towards change than we did in 2015, that Argentinians are more willing to embrace this deeper change," expressed the former president.

This stance by Macri contrasts with that of the current head of the government of Buenos Aires, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta. The former president highlighted the differences he has with Larreta in terms of the strategy for implementing structural changes in the country. While Bullrich advocates for an immediate and far-reaching approach, Rodríguez Larreta defends the need for consensus and negotiations with different political and social sectors.

Macri's endorsement of Bullrich not only underscores the alignment of ideas between the two, but also indicates an internal division within the Juntos political space. By emphasizing the Argentine society's openness to a profound change, Macri supports Bullrich's stance to swiftly advance reforms and structural changes, capitalizing on popular support and political weight in the Congress.

In this context, the Juntos internal elections take on a new dimension, presenting Patricia Bullrich as a candidate who embodies the vision of swift and profound change, in contrast to more moderate and consensus-driven stances. Macri's statement not only solidifies Bullrich's position as a reference for transformative change, but also hints at internal tensions within the party regarding the political strategy to be pursued.

 Mauricio Macri's inclination towards Patricia Bullrich in Juntos' internal elections for the primary reflects differences in approach within the party and highlights the clash between Bullrich's proposed immediate and profound change and a path of consensus and negotiations supported by Rodríguez Larreta. Macri's endorsement injects new dynamism into the internal contest and suggests a potential political realignment in the Argentine landscape.