The governor of La Rioja said that he will continue working to expand the space. He still hasn’t called Cristina Kirchner.
The governor of La Rioja, Ricardo Quintela.
Ignacio Petunchi
After the electoral board of the Justicialist Party (PJ) formalize Cristina Kirchner as head of Peronism, the governor of La Rioja, Ricardo Quinteladecided not to appeal the court ruling. “We are going to accompany,” he said in line with the statement from his internal list, Federals, a cry from the heart, where he assured that “now the task of now is stop Milei.”
“We want to continue working by expanding the space,” said in statements to Radio 10 while pointing out that He still hasn’t spoken to Cristina. “We will surely talk over the next few days, next week,” he said.
Regarding the Justice’s decision, he noted: “It is not that we are satisfied with the ruling, there was no in-depth study of our presentation.” However, the governor assured that he does not want to “pursue this issue.” “With our colleagues we said that’s it, we’re going to cut it here.”
The Federal statement, a cry from the heart
At the same time as the meeting of the PJ electoral board, Federal released a statement in which he again denied that he did not have sufficient endorsements to participate in the PJ elections, but He slipped that he will not insist on justice with that topic.
He then ratified his ccontinuity as a political space yrHe proclaimed to the new leadership of the PJ “a strong and convening Peronism”. He also criticized Cristina Kirchner.
Now “the task is stop Milei”they stated and assured that “This cannot be achieved with loudly shouted slogans that are poorly consolidated in concrete practices. “There are new demands from society and that requires a strong and modern organization that understands and represents them.”
Ricardo Quintela Governor of La Rioja
Ignacio Petunchi
The PJ Electoral Board proclaimed Cristina Kirchner as president of the party
The PJ Electoral Board proclaimed the former president on Tuesday Cristina Kirchner as head of the party’s National Council, after a process in which the internal election had been judicialized.
Fernández de Kirchner had been left as the sole candidate after the Electoral Justice granted the challenge to the list of the governor of La Rioja, Ricardo Quintelafor not gathering the necessary guarantees to participate in that competition.
“The Electoral Board of the PJ resolved today to proclaim the ‘Homeland First’ list, headed by comrade Cristina Fernández de Kirchner,” said the PJ Board after declaring the former president as president of the party.
The resolution that designated Cristina Kirchner as the highest authority of the PJ was “approved with 13 positive votes and one dissenting vote.” The former president had been left as the sole candidate after the Electoral Justice granted the challenge to Quintela’s list for not having the necessary guarantees to participate in that competition.
Source: Ambito
