He said he was drunk and denied being a K militant, despite

Gastón Mercanzini, the Kirchnerist militant who was arrested this Tuesday in front of a television channel after last Sunday he threw a bottle at President Javier Milei and injured a guard, declared this Wednesday before Judge Ariel Lijo and maintained that he did not want "hurt" the president or "anyone." He claimed that "he was drunk . " In his court presentation, the aggressor apologized to Milei, his sister Karina, the injured custodian and his family. «I want to apologize to the president and his sister. I didn't mean to hurt anyone. "I had no intention of doing it," he would have said. And in an unusual way, the former Culture official in Entre Ríos wanted to play down his obvious political profile.



I do not have political activism, the photos that Europe Mobile Number List appeared in the media with political leaders brought them bad luck. “They don't know me either,” said the accused Gastón Ariel Mercanzini (51) in the framework of his investigative statement. After seeing the images of Mercanzini throwing the bottle at the President who was heading from Congress to La Rosada on the day of his inauguration, an album of photographs of the aggressor emerged with Kirchnerist paintings from the ultra K deputy Rodolfo Tailhade to the former presidential candidate Sergio Massa passing through the former Minister of Culture Tristán Bauer whom he had even contacted to share activities in Entre Ríos, when he held a political position. Now Mercanzini denies everything.







I did not want to attack the President, everything indicates that this was the case. , (but) if I had wanted to do it I would wear a cap and mask. "I did not measure the consequences, (I am) angry about everything that happens, and everything that happens to me," said the detainee in his investigation before federal judge Lijo and prosecutor Carlos Rívolo. I don't approve of what I did. I apologize to the officer I hurt and to all of his relatives who saw that episode on television. I didn't want to hurt anyone. The next day I realized what happened. «said the accused. Assisted by the official defender Juan Martín Hermida, Mercanzini said that after throwing the bottle he argued with other people who had seen the attack, and related, almost as a witness to his actions, that since it was not clear what happened, the police detained him and released.