The election results in Brazil and the United States excite Peronism and speed up talks to build a broad front against Javier Milei in 2027. Radicals appear among the first possible allies and are followed by Republican Peronism. But enlargement coexists with internal differences that remain unresolved. The dispute over the reelections of the intendents must be defined and provokes strong crosses. Read more
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The election results in Brazil and the United States excite Peronism and speed up talks to build a broad front against Javier Milei in 2027. Radicals appear among the first possible allies and are followed by Republican Peronism. But enlargement coexists with internal differences that remain unresolved. The dispute over the reelections of the intendents must be defined and provokes strong crosses. Read more