Intendents ask to unfold Kicilof Almost half a hundred communal chiefs of Peronism put the signature

More than forty Buenos Aires residents of Peronism today supported the Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicillof and asked to “break up” the local elections in the middle of the Union for the Homeland (UxP) crossings for the future of the provincial electoral calendar. La Plata communal leader Julio Alak, along with a group of 45 intendents, again asked Kicillof to make use of his “constitutional powers” and arrange for the “dublation” of the provinci…

In the context of debates over the election format and dates, mayors, councilors, and political and social organizations from the Fifth Electoral Section met today in Necochea and reaffirmed "their unconditional support for the Governor of the Province, Axel Kicillof, and for the electoral measures that must be taken with extreme urgency." They did so through a statement published on social media under the title "The future is with Axel." Kicill…

It is not long before the electoral deadlines are defined, but it is not yet defined how the vote will be in Mar del Plata and throughout the province of Buenos Aires.On the one hand, the Chamber of Deputies of Buenos Aires continues to debate whether it is necessary to start in two and to split the elections with respect to the national ones, while it has not yet been confirmed whether the Primary, Open Simultaneous and Mandatory (Step) will be…

They issued a statement calling for the suspension of the PASS and the split of the elections. “We know that our enemy is Milei, but we are also convinced that the hope, the road and the future is Axel Kicillof, who is our driver today,” they said. Mayors and leaders of 15 parties of the Fifth Electoral Section participated, among others, Villa Gesell, Balcarce and Tandil.

Through a statement, a group of 45 mayors requested that the Buenos Aires governor call to vote before the national date, scheduled for October 26. Arguments and surprise signatures.

Julio Alak, Fernando Espinoza and Jorge Ferraresi were some of the intentions that asked the governor to use "constitutional powers" and "dispose the split of the provincial and municipal elections." Read more