Kicilof Landed in Chaco with Union Support and Crossed Milei for the Economy
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The governor led a union event with Capitanich and Daer in Resistance, where he questioned the social impact of government measures and called on the militancy to organize.
The governor of Buenos Aires and presidential candidate criticized the government's economic policies in Resistencia, warning of their impact on workers, families, national companies, businesses, and regional economies. During his participation in the CGT Chaco (General Confederation of Labor of Chaco), he emphasized union unity and called on Peronist activists to organize at the local level, broaden their participation, and build a political al…
He said so at the normalization event of the CGT Regional Chaco
The Buenos Aires governor participated in Chaco of the normalization of the Regional CGT and raised the need for unity to confront La Libertad Avanza in 2027. He questioned the economic direction of the government, pointed against the indebtedness of the families and called for “humility” to build an alternative “from the bottom up”.
The governor traveled north as part of his tour to consolidate a national army with a view to 2027. He showed himself together with Senator Jorge Capitanich and whipped Javier Milei. "You can't live because a few take everything," he said.
The governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, landed on Wednesday in Chaco and led an act that, under the excuse of assuming the new leadership of the CGT provincial, functioned as a sign of support for his eventual presidential candidacy in the face of 2027. The Buenos Aires president was accompanied by former Chaqueño governor Jorge Capitanich and the former secretary general of the CGT Héctor Daer, in addition to members of his…
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