Finally Cristina Kirchner He will assume the presidency of the national Justicialist Party (PJ). The former president will be the only speaker at the event that will take place today at 5:30 p.m. at the Metropolitan University for Education and Work.
The inauguration takes place after the PJ summit this Monday in Moreno, in which the former president and the governor of Buenos Aires were present. Axel Kicillof, the former candidate Sergio Massa and the national deputy Máximo Kirchner. The event will take place in the presence of the party advisors and the five vice presidents who will accompany her.
Cristina Kirchner will assume the presidency of the Justicialista Party
Cristina will assume the presidency of the PJ after months of tension internally over the leadership of the party, after what were the failed elections against the governor of La Rioja Ricardo Quintela. The event will have the former president as the only speaker at the ceremony, where the vice presidents and advisors of the Homeland First list will also assume their duties.
The presidents of the respective provincial PJs are also expected to be present, many of them governors, like the Pampean Sergio Ziolotto or Gildo Insfrán from Formosa. Absences such as those of Raúl Jalil (Catamarca), Osvaldo Jaldo (Tucumán) – both were criticized by the former president for their closeness to Javier Milei – and the named Quintela.
In an atmosphere rarefied by criticism and internal criticism, Cristina Kirchner will once again take the stage to question the management of President Javier Milei and try to align the Peronist opposition. His return to the spotlight It started last November 17th, when the leader made her first act as head of the PJ in Santiago del Estero.
The next stop was in Rosario, at the closing ceremony of the National Health Meeting. There, Cristina Kirchner avoided any reference to the internal discussion and focused on confronting the libertarian management, after which was the decision to cut PAMI medications.
Cristina Kirchner, Sergio Massa and Axel Kicillof, together at the summit in Moreno
Cristina Kirchner, Kicillof, Massa They met this Monday at Dark within the framework of the summit of the Justicialista Party (PJ) that had been called last week. In Kirchnerism, organizer of the meeting through Máximo, they were satisfied with the result of a closed summit, where Buenos Aires Peronist leaders from all sections and different tribes of the PJ expressed themselves.
A satisfaction that arises despite the gestures of the images, where Cristina and Massa can be seen smiling, but not so much Governor Kicillof. The latter took a while to confirm, and the doubts were only cleared up this Monday, during the press conference where announced the intention of the provincial administration to manage Aerolíneas in case Nación wanted to get rid of the company.
“We must give less importance to laughter and hugs, and look at the institutional: the blocks of Peronism in Congress and the Legislature remain united and Buenos Aires officials are working on management,” they noted from the Patria Institute, where they highlighted that the main coincidence occurred around the criticism of Javier Milei’s government. They accept that the internal one got louder, but that It had no institutional correlation. On the other hand, they expressed that the meeting was “routine” and “without much content.”
The reason for the meeting was the presentation of a report of the provincial legislative block and the analysis of the current political situation at the national level, also an excuse for a long-awaited political photo of unity. The reunion took place in the ‘Los Robles’ municipal reserve, and the mayor of Moreno, Mariel Fernández, one of the vice presidents of the national PJ and aligned with Kirchnerism, also played a leading role.
“We ask that the PJ continue to insist with the Budget and with the debt that the Nation has with the Province. That it supports the provincial government in its fight with the president and show that Peronism governs in Buenos Aires“, they said from La Plata, once the meeting was over.
Massa assured that without cohesion and without a country project there was no destiny. From the Frente Renovador they stated that differences must be settled internally and not in the media and that it is time to “expand unity.” It was the first PJ meeting in 13 years attended by the former presidential candidate.
Another important issue was the incorporation of the Single Paper Ballot (BUP). In the province of Buenos Aires, the Kicillof’s government is debating between splitting the election and changing the date or maintaining the current system. The space led by Tigrense proposes that the election be concurrent on a single day and that people compare the BUP and the traditional system.
In the middle of the conclave, the news of the death of the former deputy and historic Peronist labor lawyer, Héctor Recalde. In this sense, the president of the Buenos Aires Justicialist party Máximo Kirchner presented a motion so that the provincial PJ council bear the name of Recalde as a tribute. In addition, he requested a round of applause in his honor.
Source: Ambito
