“First the Homeland” is the name on the list that the former president reserved to compete in the internal elections scheduled for November 17 against “Federalism and Justice”, the seal inscribed by the governor of La Rioja. The meeting between the two, originally scheduled for Friday, at a time and place to be confirmed, will serve to define the fate of the PJ internal party taking into account that this weekend the deadline to register for the internal Peronism competition expires.
The balance of Axel Kicillof
Axel Kicillof, for his part, balances, organizes his own event for loyalty day in Berisso and orders his ministers to join the protests over the cutting of funds to universities. “Kicillofismo” is a phenomenon more linked to the cloisters than to traditional politics. Since his militancy in National School of Buenos Aires Until the 501 and TNT movement that disbelieved in the parties after the crisis of 2001, until his university teaching, the current governor was always linked to the classrooms.
In that context, the chief advisor of the province of Buenos Aires, Carlos Biancoput his body to the demand of students of the National University of Quilmeswhere he teaches. Augusto Costa, Kicillof’s former classmate at the National College of Buenos Aires and professor at the University of Economic Sciences, did the same. The university protest even emerges as a meeting point for Peronism in the midst of the internal between Cristina and Kicillof. Last night, Bianco and Mayra Mendoza, communal chief of Quilmes and representative of La Cámpora, met at the UNQ.
This Thursday, and under the slogan “Loyalty to the People, the Homeland is not for Sale”, Kicillof will be the only speaker in Berisso, just two blocks from where on October 17, 1945 thousands of workers left for Plaza Mayo to demand the liberation of Juan Domingo Perón. “It will be a purely provincial act,” the government warns in response to Ámbito’s consultation so as not to hurt sensitivities at the Instituto Patria.
Visits to Cristina
Cristina, who last night received Gustavo Menendez (Merlo) already Anibal Fernandezboth interveners of the PJ of Jujuy, currently has no agenda for October 17 despite having been invited to Merlo last night. The former president would have preferred, according to those who visit her, an event “all together.” In principle, Máximo Kirchner’s Cámpora will not be with Kicillof in Berisso in the act that was promoted by the mayors Fabián Cagliardi (Berisso), Mario Secco (Ensenada) and Julio Alak (La Plata). They all make up Kicillof’s political table, which they head Bianco (Government), Andrés Larroque (Community Development), Walter Correa (Labor) and Cristina Álvarez Rodríguez (Head of Advisors) and Mayor Jorge Ferraresi (Avellaneda)among others.
The mayors have a determining role in the internal Peronism that has its epicenter in the province of Buenos Aires. Today Esteban Echeverria’s PJ, through Fernando Gray, one of the main adversaries of La Cámpora in the suburbs, demanded through a statement “that Cristina has the generosity to allow Peronism to be renewed.”
In the midst of the version about a possible meeting between Cristina and Kicillof this afternoon, not confirmed by the Buenos Aires government, a sector of the communal leaders claimed “clean record” for those who intend to be candidates, purification of registers, participation of all sectors in the electoral board and representatives, and the D’Hondt system. A claim that points to a “true generational transfer”, according to Gray.
The statement ends with an explicit request for the internal postponement. “The situation in the country is not for internal discussion,” warned the mayor of Esteban Echeverria. A diagnosis that, in silence, is shared by most of the Peronist leadership.
Source: Ambito
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