Patricia Bullrich gives a speech and denies supporting Massa in the second round

The right-wing candidate received 23.83% of the votes and came in third place in the first round of the Argentine elections

The candidate of the right-wing coalition “Juntos por Cambio”, Patricia Bullrich, admitted defeat in the first round of the presidential elections in Argentina on Sunday (October 22, 2023). Bullrich indicated in his speech that he should not support Economy Minister and Peronist candidate Sergio Massa, who will run in the second round against liberal Javier Maili.

He added: “Populism has impoverished the country, and I am not the person who will congratulate the return to power of someone who was part of the worst government in Argentine history.”“He said.

The former Minister of Security criticized the Alberto Fernandez administration, noting that the government distributed money and burdened the country with debt. According to Bullrich, his coalition will not be a partner “From the mafia that was destroyed” Argentina.

“That is why, along with everyone who is part of this force, we will represent the values of those who voted for us today. Our values cannot be bought or sold, and we will not trade them.”. Even if we do not win the elections today, we will be together with every Argentine in the difficult times ahead.He said.

With 98.54% of ballots counted by 7 a.m. Monday (October 23, 2023), Massa received 36.68% of the votes, and Milli received 29.98%, according to Data From the country’s National Elections Directorate.

This is the partial result:

Sergio Massa (Union for the Homeland), on the left: 36.68%;
Javier Miley (La Libertad Avanza), right wing: 29.98%;
Patricia Bullrich (Juntos por el Cambio), right wing: 23.83%;
Juan Chiaretti (We are Hacemos por Nuestro País), left: 6.78%;
Miriam Bregman (Izquierda’s forehead), left: 2.70%.

See how election day was in Argentina:

Javier Miley votes for Almagro in Buenos Aires. La Libertad Avanza candidate turns 53 years old this Sunday (October 22, 2023) | Reproduction/X - October 22, 2023 — Javier Miley votes for Almagro in Buenos Aires. La Libertad Avanza candidate turns 53 years old this Sunday (October 22, 2023) | Reproduction/X – October 22, 2023

Economy Minister Sergio Massa is one of the favorite candidates for the presidency of Argentina; He appears in the picture casting his vote in the city of Tigray

"I ask everyone to vote in these elections as there is so much at stake for Argentina's present and future" — “I ask everyone to vote in these elections as there is a lot at stake for the present and future of Argentina,” Bullrich wrote on his personal page on the social networking site.

Presidential candidate and governor of Cordoba Province, Juan Chiaretti, cast his vote this Sunday morning (October 22).

Miriam Bregman, Frente Izquierda candidate for president of Argentina, casts her vote in Buenos Aires

This is what Argentine President Alberto Fernandez said "It doesn't matter" Whether he will leave politics after his term at the helm of Casa Rosada ends; In the photo, the Argentine President casts his vote in Puerto Madero — Argentina’s president, Alberto Fernández, said it “doesn’t matter” whether he leaves politics after his term at the helm of Casa Rosada ends; In the photo, the Argentine President casts his vote in Puerto Madero

Argentina's Vice President, Cristina Kirchner, casts her vote in Río Gallegos, in the province of Santa Cruz — Argentina’s Vice President, Cristina Kirchner, casts her vote in Río Gallegos, in the province of Santa Cruz

Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri votes in the country's general elections on Sunday (October 22); He voted in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires — Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri votes in the country’s general elections on Sunday (October 22); He voted in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires

More than 35.8 million Argentine voters, 449,000 of whom are abroad, are eligible to vote on Sunday (October 22, 2023)

Voting in elections held at the Consulate General of Argentina in Japan; In total, Argentina has 449,000 voters residing abroad

Argentines register to vote at the country's embassy in Sydney, Australia — Argentines register to vote at the country’s embassy in Sydney, Australia

Argentines vote in favor of establishing a base in Antarctica

| Reproduction/X@CamaraElectoral – October 22, 2023

Voting for the President of Argentina in Porto Alegre (RS)

Argentines living in Russia also went to the polls

Long lines formed at polling stations across the country early

Argentina is the second largest economy in South America and the 22nd largest in the world, with a GDP (gross domestic product) of US$632.77 billion, according to Data 2022 from the World Bank. The country is also the third largest trading partner for Brazilians. Brazil exported US$15.34 billion and imported US$13.10 billion from the neighboring country last year. The balance was 2.24 billion US dollars.

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