00:00that Waldewulf and Patricia Bullrich are constantly fighting.
00:03There is a lot of strong statement, obviously, accusations from one side to the other.
00:08I particularly believe that it has to do with a conflict and a fight that is behind,
00:13which has been going on for a long time.
00:15I believe that, on a personal level, Patricia Bullrich probably does not forgive Waldewulf
00:20for being part of Rodríguez Larreta's campaign in 2023.
00:24In that hand-to-hand, he worked quite close to Bullrich and that sector of the production and went with Larreta.
00:29Today, Waldewulf is with Jorge Macri, who at the time had been the man backed by Patricia Bullrich.
00:39And today, Bullrich is the main political adversary in the city, if he decides to participate.
00:45And there is the other leg of the conflict.
00:48Because Waldewulf is talked about as a possible candidate.
00:51There is talk of the possibility that Waldewulf will be a candidate in the May legislative elections.
00:56Yes, if they don't improve the security in the city, I would tell you that it is not the time.
01:01Well, that's why I say, he was the half-singed candidate that the Portuguese government wanted to take forward.
01:06Now, there is all this conflict that has to do with a new escape that took place last night,
01:12or yesterday afternoon, at the neighborhood police station 1D, in the area of Valle 451.
01:18A prisoner named Wilson Marcelo Ramírez, of Peruvian nationality, who escaped.
01:23There are already seven who escaped in the last week.
01:27Let's remember that last week in Caballito, also on Sunday, six people escaped, of which two were captured.
01:34Actually, eight escaped, six remain fugitives.
01:38No, there were six and four.
01:40Six and four?
01:41Of course, there were six and four, now one more is added.
01:44So, that's why I tell you, there are four who never appeared, two who were captured,
01:51now one more that adds up, and then there are the escapes from last year.
01:55There are the 13 different escapes from last year.
01:59That's why I tell you, there is this issue of constant bombardment between the two,
02:04because Wolf tells him, come and see, Wolf, take care of what concerns you, don't blame the nation.
02:11Well, Wolf on the other hand says, this is not our fault, this is that the prison population is totally overcrowded
02:20in the city of Buenos Aires, in the police stations, and the campaign is behind it.
02:26Let's remember, Patricia Bullrich, I don't think she's going to be a candidate,
02:30but it's a weapon that the government is keeping,
02:33especially in the case of the national legislatives in October,
02:39that need Bullrich to be a candidate.
02:41Well, it's the great fear that I think has the proof that Bullrich will go to the field at the electoral level.
02:47On the other hand, maybe Mauricio Macri is being talked about.
02:49And for Wolf, there is talk of the national legislature.
02:52I have my doubts if Mauricio Macri is going to be a candidate.
02:54Me too, I don't think so, I'm telling you here today.
02:56I don't think so either.
02:58For me, neither Mauricio Macri nor Patricia Bullrich are going to be candidates, at least this year.
03:03Now it's a scenario that is being talked about, at least, so it's a bit on the carpet.
03:09Jorge Macri mentioned it, Mauricio Macri.
03:12Well, the paintings appeared.
03:13I don't think so.
03:14Mauricio, Mauricio 2025, a very short time ago too.
03:19It happens a bit with Patricia Bullrich too.
03:21In the middle is all this dispute with Waldo Wolf.
03:24I think this issue has a long history.
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