Kicilof Launched the MDF Salud and Pointed Out Against Milei: “As Long as This Libertarian Nightmare Lasts, We Defend Every Hospital”
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(By: Jorgelina Naveiro@jornaveiro/Argentine Time) With direct criticism of Javier Milei, a closed defense of the public health system and the call to build "a real alternative" by 2027, Governor Axel Kicilof led on Wednesday the launch of the Right to Future Health Movement in the Dardo Rocha Passage of La Plata, before workers, professionals and leaders linked to the health sector. The president shared the scenario ... Kicillof launched the MDF…
“In the face of abandonment, adjustment and cruelty, we chose to fight for an Argentina where health is not a business and a privilege, but a right for everyone,” said Governor Axel Kicilof, this Thursday, at the head of the launch of the Right to the Future Movement “Health” in the... The entry “As long as this libertarian nightmare lasts, let’s defend every hospital and health center: there the future of Argentina is also played” was first pub…
“In the face of abandonment, adjustment and cruelty, we chose to fight for an Argentina where health is not a business and a privilege, but a right for everyone,” said Governor Axel Kicillof on Thursday, as he spearheaded the launch of the Right to the Future Movement “Health” in the Dardo Rocha Passage of La Plata. He went along with Lieutenant Governor Verónica Magario; the local mayor, Julio Alak and the leader Daniel Gollan.
The governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, headed this Thursday the launch of the Right to the Future Movement “Health” in the Dardo Rocha de La Plata Passage, where he questioned harshly the policies of President Javier Milei and called to “defend every hospital and every health center.” The activity counted on the presence of Vice-Governor Veronica Magario; the mayor of La Plata, Julio Alak; and the leader Daniel Gollan. “In …
“In the face of abandonment, adjustment and cruelty, we chose to fight for an Argentina where health is not a business and a privilege, but a right for everyone,” said Governor Axel Kicillof on Thursday, as he spearheaded the launch of the Right to the Future Movement “Health” in the Dardo Rocha Passage of La Plata. He went along with Lieutenant Governor Verónica Magario; the local mayor, Julio Alak and the leader Daniel Gollan.
The Right to the Future Movement (MDF) continues to expand its political and sectoral structure in the province of Buenos Aires while Axel Kicillof strengthens its profile as the main opponent of Javier Milei. In recent weeks, the governor’s arming added new spaces linked to health, work and universities, in a strategy that within Peronism they already interpret as the beginning of a long-term national construction. One of the most recent moveme…
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