US EditionThe Buenos Aires Pj Defined the Unity Table to Arm the Electoral Front Party Congress in Merlo
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At a Congress held in the town of Merlo, the Justice Party (PJ) of the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, empowered a commission of all sectors to shape a new electoral front that will officially register next Wednesday; which seeks to cement the unity of Peronism in view of the legislative elections of September 7.
The Justice Party of the province of Buenos Aires held its ordinary Congress in the town of Merlo during the Saturday day. During the Congress it was approved that the president of the PJ Buenoserense, Máximo Kirchner, along with Mariel Fernández, Federico Otermín, Verónica Magario and Gabriel Katopodis are the ones empowered to form a ...
The PJ Buenos Aires decided to support the strategy of unity for the provincial elections of September 7 and the national elections of October 26 during its Congress held in Merlo. Previously, a group of mayors who responded to Cristina Fernández de Kirchner raised questions about the split.Among the defining details for July 9, the day when they will close the electoral alliances for the Buenos Aires elections, Peronismo also chose four represe…
The small letter of the agreement was finished writing in a breakfast that the leaders of each tribe kept early a few blocks away from the Municipal Theater of Merlo, in the province of Buenos Aires, where the party congress was held. In addition, it was defined to give volume to the campaign “Argentina with Cristina”, which demands the freedom of the main opponent to the Milei government and the immediate release of Eva Mieri, arrested in the p…
After a week of turbulence, the Peronist tribes agreed on the delegates who will be in charge of forming the electoral front that will compete on September 7. The panel comprised the president of the Buenos Aires PJ (Party of the People's Party), Máximo Kirchner, along with Mariel Fernández, Federico Otermín, Verónica Magario, and Gabriel Katopodis. The panel responds to a demand from the Right to the Future Movement, which called for reinsuranc…
The different sectors of Peronism agreed on a common road map, with representatives to ensure consensus and commitment to sustain Cristina Kirchner's campaign for freedom.
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