The governor of La Rioja, Ricardo Quintelamade official this Thursday his candidacy to preside over the Justicialist Party (PJ), and will compete against the former president Cristina Kirchner in internal elections that will be held on November 17 – the day of Peronist militancy.
Before the Electoral Board of the PJ, the Riojan presented his list Federalism and Justice, with Jorge Yoma and Daniel Llermanos as representatives.
A few months ago Quintela He had expressed his desire to lead the party at the national level, and for this he had been traveling through various provinces in search of the necessary support to achieve the objective.
For now Cristina Kirchner needs to formalize her candidacy and present the list that will accompany her to the polls.
Cristina de Kirchner targeted the Peronist governors and deputies who supported Javier Milei’s veto
The former president Cristina de Kirchner He charged against the Peronist deputies who supported Javier Milei’s veto of the university financing law and accused PJ governors of having “influenced some legislators in their provinces, to comply with the strategy of supporting” the Government.
In an extensive message that she spread on social networks, which she titled “The veto and the vote,” the former vice president spoke of “political transfuguism” and asked “that no one else in the name of Peronism ends up using a bench against the People and the Nation.”
“Today the different news portals return to us the images of governors of our party who would have influenced some legislators in their provinces, to comply with the strategy of supporting Milei’s veto (we value the pronouncement of the Justicialist Party of Catamarca condemning the conduct of the representative for that province),” Cristina wrote in her X account and reinforced. “You can also see the smiling face and V-shaped fingers of another Peronist deputy from Misiones who did the same thing”.
The former vice president went further and revealed that the legislator is also ““General Secretary of the Justicialist Party in the province of Misiones and had not only voted for university financing, but also publicly promised to reject Milei’s veto.” But he warned that “by some unknown alchemy, he ended up being one of the 5 Peronist votes that, if he had fulfilled his mandate, would have nullified that veto and today the university would have financing, its faculties would not be taken and the teachers and students in class”.
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