Daniel Bilotta: “Ni Kicillof and Cristina Have a Way to Guarantee a Victory if They Go Apart”

The election of Sunday 18, in which 30 of the 60 legislative benches were renewed in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, made two clear and opposing fronts of battle visible. On the one hand, the Macrismo lost a consultation for the first time in 18 years of uninterrupted management in the capital and remained third away. It lost with La Libertad Avanza (LLA), an inexperienced opponent, without traditional party structure and recently arrived o…

Axel Kicilof’s minister of government and right hand, Carlos Bianco, spoke about the relationship between the Buenos Aires leader and the former president, and expressed the willingness to work in unity with La Cámpora. The post “They are only political differences”: The Buenos Aires government asked respect for Axel Kicilof in the internal Peronism appeared first on The Intransigent.

The failure of the treatment in the Buenos Aires Senate showed a strategic push in Kirchnerism and opened questions about the electoral future of the ruling party. Read more

The special session called for this Thursday was cancelled due to differences within the ruling party. Two projects are at stake that seek to modify the limits to re-election in the province.

The differences between the sector referred to with Axel Kicillof and those who responded to the former president, Cristina Kirchner, forced to raise the call for Thursday. Kirchnerism had presented an initiative that did not reach the intention. Those aligned with the governor responded with their own project that would include communal chiefs.

The lack of consensus between the sectors responding to Cristina Kirchner, Axel Kicillof and Juan Grabois frustrated the treatment of the project promoted by Kirchnerism.