Elections: Matías Lammens called the opposition to form an “Anti Front Javier Milei”

The Buenos Aires legislator for the country (UP) Matías Lammens He called to conform “An Anti-Milei Front” For this year’s elections, while considering that the national government “It is doing structural damage” and? “More than half of Argentina does not agree with that.”

The former Minister of Tourism and Sports referred to the social, political and economic situation that the country is going through today and shared its vision towards the legislative elections, which will mark the baptism of fire of La Libertad advances (lla) as national officialism.

Matías Lammens asked to create an anti milei front

In this regard, Lammens said the national government “It is doing structural damage, in terms of what happens with the productive framework, with public education, with the science system.”

And he explained that “more than half of Argentina does not agree with that: in any opinion study, 75% wants the public, free and quality university, for example.”

Therefore, Lammens asked to put aside the egos: “To the one who has to be a candidate, great, and who does not touch him, will have to accompany. And I am the first one who is willing to put that on the table in personal terms. For the moment that Argentina lives, the least important are the candidacies, ”he said.

Consulted about the government of Jorge Macrithe legislator described him as “a worn cycle, with few ideas, with little creativity.” “The city” is considerably worse than two or three years ago, “he added, and is being evidenced” even what they declare as main strengths, as was security. “

In that sense, Lammens assured Radio Futurock that “What is happening in the Legislature in terms of block breaks is a weakening of the space that governs, which also erodes management.”

Therefore, the Buenos Aires deputy considers that, with a frying vocation and looking for great agreements, “There is a huge possibility of building a force that can definitely win the city of Buenos Aires and govern it in a different way.”

City seeks to suspend the step

In December last year, as advanced Scope, Jorge Macri decided to unfold the Buenos Aires elections of the nationals and summoned to vote in July, while the legislature will discuss in extraordinary sessions the suspension of the Simultaneous and mandatory open primaries (step).

So that the initiative comes to fruition, The Head of Government will need 40 votes, so the support of Peronism, a majority block, will be key to the future of the project.

The official troop has 15 legislators, between the PRO and the Civic Coalition, who make up the block we go for more. To achieve the magic number, Macri will need to ensure, a priori, the support of the UCR, public confidence, socialism and liberal blocks, with whom bridges already tend.

The liberty block advances, on the contrary, He prefers to keep them at bay: in that case he chose to differentiate himself from the “flirty” strategy with the libertarians who carry out the yellow governors of Entre Ríos and Chubut, Rogelio Frigerio and Ignacio Torres.