Ritondo: "Drugs have increased in the country because of politics" | Chronic

The Minister of Security and candidate for the post of national deputy for the province of Buenos Aires from Together for Change, Cristian Ritondo, said Monday that in recent years "There has been a big change in the province that has been abandoned, we do not have to go back" and considered that "the fight against drug trafficking is central. "

As a guest of the program "Brand Pazos "transmitted by HD Chronicle, the official compared that "Today, 400,000 additional operations are being conducted to combat drug trafficking."

Regarding the proximity of PASO, Ritondo emphasized that "Today, we have an excellent opportunity to show everything we have done. We have made a very big change in an abandoned province. " In this sense, she emphasized the work of the governor Maria Eugenia Vidal What?never stop, never Heidi, he's a big boss. "

"We take the government with 30% poverty after years of wind for soy, I think that Peronism must do a great self-criticism." When Macri arrived, he prevented the explosion of a bomb ", he badured.

In turn, he spoke on Sergio Mbada as a candidate for Frente de Todos and emphasized that "Today, we are different because I do not want to go back there, he knows how they left Argentina in 2015."

The official has become one of the cornerstones of the Together for Change campaign in Buenos Aires and one of the most visible faces of the constant approach of "The fight against the mafias" Governor Maria Eugenia Vidal. This is reflected in the latest posts published in the pre-PASO period, where Ritondo examines the fight against drug trafficking and barrabravas in recent years, among other security issues.

"When you occupy a space like the provincial Ministry of Security, the main thing is not to be part of what's wrong, which is why we ask police chiefs for affidavits between other controls needed to clean the police ", he said pointing out that "Most police are honest." "We have no mercy for those police or judges who were linked to drug trafficking," he badured.