ARFormer Buenos Aires City Governor Horacio Rodríguez Larreta criticized the current administration led by Jorge Macri after severe flooding caused by heavy rains in several neighborhoods, including Colegiales, Santa Rita, Almagro, Agronomía, and Parque Chas. The storms dropped up to 60 millimeters of rain in under two hours, causing traffic disruptions and power outages in some areas. Larreta shared a video showing the flooded Avenida Warnes and posted on social media that the situation reflected 'lack of management,' directly targeting Macri, his former successor. Larreta had previously supported Macri’s candidacy but later broke ties with the PRO party due to political disagreements. He now runs independently and has formed his own political space called 'Metrópolis' for future elections. Larreta also expressed openness to potential alliances with the local Peronist movement ahead of upcoming elections.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames Larreta's criticism of Macri's administration as a direct challenge to the current leadership, highlighting his independent political stance and opposition to Macri's policies. The tone emphasizes Larreta's positioning as an opposition figure seeking to undermine Macri's relection
