Esteban Bullrich Interviewed by Carlos Bagni at Argentine Odyssey by LN+. there, He reviewed his career in politics.He held a seat in the Senate and was Minister of Education of Buenos Aires and, years later, Minister of the Nation. At the same time, he analyzed current events at the national level.
The former senator also presented the book “A new Buenos Aires to renew the National Unity Pact”which he wrote Jorge Collina and Enrique Murad. As they explain, the book grew out of his lived experience in the 2017 campaign, in which Bullrich sought the Senate.
Your future is in politics
- “I want to run for president in 2027.”.
- “I believe that even if I lose, I will be able to unite Argentina; this is my mission.”
- “I gave up the medals but not the fight.”
- “Obviously the last word goes to María Eugenia (Siqueiros) and my children, but I want to introduce myself.”.
- “For a long time, I could only move my eyes, and the eyes are the door to the soul. For this reason, “The campaign will be my soul speaking to the soul of Argentines.”.
- “When you feel strongly that you have found your calling, you cannot escape it.”
- “I don’t know how much time I have left, but I know what to do with it: love, serve, reconcile, and cultivate hope. “This is my leadership, this is my path, and this is my faith.”
Your analysis of current events
- “Argentina does not need bronze heroes, infallible leaders, or enlightened people who promise instant salvation.”.
- “Argentina needs great souls, men and women who accept humility as a foundation, dialogue as a method, truth as a discipline, closeness as a method, compassion as a political force, and reconciliation as a horizon.”
- “Our country has old wounds that are not closed by speeches or decrees, but by the lives that gave of themselves.”With hearts that forgive, with souls that dialogue, with leaders who serve.”
- “This is the mission that feels right to meHow I feel about my kids, how I feel For every Argentine who believes it is still possible to build a more just country“More fraternal and more humane.”
The origin of his new book
- “When I toured the district as a Senate candidate, I discovered this with almost painful clarity “Buenos Aires was not what many had imagined from afar.”.
- “I found it The area is divided into two parts. A Suburbs where Poverty became the landscape And a inside What do you feel? That no one would listen to him.”.
- “I have seen schools support with countless efforts what should be a basic rightFamilies who survived uncertainty and hope for a better future Teachers taught without heating, without lighting, and sometimes without a solid floor..
- “The border between life and death can be at the corner.”.
- “It was enough to cross a road to move from a neighborhood with asphalt, sewers, and lighting to another neighborhood without drinking water, without transportation, and without a horizon.” Further than the next day.”