Ricardo Quintela denied that Axel Kicillof had helped him in his candidacy: “Do not involve him in this”

“Don’t involve Axel in this because he has absolutely nothing to do with it. Because they said that people who are with Axel worked for me. It is not true,” said the governor of La Rioja on Radio 10, referring to an interview by Maximo Kirchner in the same medium. “Neither Ferraresi, nor Mussi, nor any mayor, nor any minister of Axel Kicillof gathered endorsements for me. I flatly deny it because it was not like that. It isn’t true. It happens that they want to involve Axel as if he takes a position regarding me.”, he interpreted.

In reference to the national deputy, Quintela He recalled that “he was the first one I went to see to chat. I told him that Peronism had dismantled and become a confederation of provinces. That “It had lost its character as a national movement and we had to unite it again.” “I went out for a walk, not with the intention of being president of the PJ, but because I saw Peronism stagnant and that no one raised their arms or wanted to go out for a walk and talk to their colleagues,” he added.

In that sense, he maintained: “I never dared to judge a couple because each province has its difficulties and problems. Some have to understand that when one governs a province, one has to respond to the interests of its constituents, those who cast the vote. I don’t dare to judge a partner. If I have to say or criticize something that I don’t agree with, I would tell them in four walls.”.

Finally, he stated that “I am no one’s employee. Politics drives me. Nobody sends me. That is not in Peronism” and he valued the figure of Carlos Menem: “He also persuaded and led from affection, love and affection, and not through imposition. And I believe that we have to modify some of our behaviors. The one who leads does so through persuasive scheme and clear policies. And it’s not that I don’t identify with Cristina, it’s a competition between colleagues,”

In his electoral race for the presidency of the PJ, Ricardo Quintela chose as vice presidential candidates to Magda Ayala (mayor of the Chaco city of Barranqueras), the former Puntano governor Alberto Rodríguez Saáthe union secretary of UPCN Capital Mariana Gadealegislator from Tucumán Roque Alvarez and Alba Sanchez (mayor of the Salta city of La Viña).

Cristina Kirchner met with students from the University of the Arts

Already launched into the campaign to preside over the Justicialist Party (PJ), Cristina Kirchner met this Friday with students of the National University of Arts (UNA) who held an original protest at the Once train station, where they danced to the song “Fanático” by Lali Espósito at the Once train station, against the presidential veto of the university financing law.

“They don’t know the joy of being in places where one has built and created, it was worth it. “When it is worth it for the people, it is usually not worth it for the lives of the leaders who do these things because they are heavily punished afterwards,” he told the students.

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Cristina Kirchner this Friday with university students.

A group of students did a performance at the Once station that went viral through home videos and one edited by the group Shock. At the end, they sang “Workers’ University! and who doesn’t like it! it’s screwed!”

“Just as they went to dance at the station, they would have to do a mime thing, act, attract attention and act out some of the horrible scenes that the authorities provide us with every day.”“he suggested to them.