Patricia Bullrich, a prominent Argentine political figure, has publicly criticized Vice President Victoria Villarruel for presiding over what Bullrich describes as an illegal Senate session with insufficient quorum. Bullrich accused Villarruel of being complicit with the Kirchnerist faction by allowing the session to proceed, which Bullrich claims aimed to undermine fiscal balance. She urged Villarruel to end the session, stating that the Vice President should not denigrate the institution she leads or validate what Bullrich called the most abject political corporation in history. Bullrich emphasized that Villarruel should have refused to preside over the session, turning off microphones and postponing it until a legitimate quorum was present. She also called on voters to elect senators and deputies in October who support the President and government policies to end Kirchnerism. Meanwhile, a senator aligned with Cristina Kirchner defended Villarruel and criticized opposition leader Javier Milei. The broader political context includes the Peronist party defining its electoral strategy under the new brand "Fuerza Patria." Bullrich has reiterated her demand that Villarruel align herself with the people rather than the Kirchnerist faction.