“It’s all more tricky than the Mauricio Macri Foundation,” deputy Rodolfo Tailhade anticipated from the outset, at the start of the video that he posted on social networks to explain the collection strategy of the civil association (non-profit) managed by Patricia Bullrich .
Just a few days ago, the General Inspectorate of Justice (IGJ) resolved this Monday to “judicially intervene” the foundation chaired by Patricia Bullrich, the Institute for Strategic Security Studies (IEES), for having “structured a system of income and expenses” destined to “finance” actions of “political proselytism” through “seminars, lunches and/or contributions”.
“In the case of the civil association chaired by Patricia Bullrich, the corporate purpose is to investigate and establish strategies for security and social development,” Tailhade said. And then she detailed the moments that she put together.
“In 2019, IEES collected 741.93 pesos. Three years later, in 2022, more than 90 million pesos. Coincidentally, the entry of twine to the association coincides with the presidential campaign launched by Patricia Bullrich,” the Frente de Todos legislator clarified.
