“We cannot elect a leader without first doing a deep process of self-criticism. We must evaluate what we have done, and once that consensus is achieved, we will be able to define who will represent the future of our political space,” he expressed in radio statements.
Regarding the situation of the PJ, Zamora said: “We want to build an alternative in our space. “Peronism and all political parties are going through a deep crisis.”
On the other hand, he described the candidacy of the former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner as “untimely“, although he showed respect for his career.
“First We must show the citizens that we have learned from our mistakeswhich were part of what led many voters to choose Javier Milei. Only through sincere self-criticism and with all political references can we find consensus leadership,” he added.
Finally, the communal chief took stock of the management of Javier Mileiof whom he assured that “ It is focused on a minority sector and leaves aside the majority of the population, such as retirees, teachers and workers, who see their rights harmed,” and stated that the policies of the current government “they have begun to show weaknesses.”
“In Tiger, Many must choose between buying a medicine or a food. These are the realities that must be on the political agenda, and for this we need to dialogue with all spaces,” concluded Zamora in dialogue with CNN Radio.
Cristina Kirchner accepted the nomination to preside over the PJ and called for the unity of Peronism
This Monday, Cristina Kirchner accepted the nomination to lead the national Justicialist Party (PJ) and highlighted the need to “straighten and order” Peronism through an internal debate that “rebuilds its strength and addresses new social demands.”
After the “outcry” operation launched last week by numerous Kirchnerist leaders for the former president to lead the PJ, Cristina published an extensive public letter in which she reviews recent history in the country, concluding with an analysis of the current situation and the future of Justicialism.
Source: Ambito
