For the death of Pope Francis, Cristina Kirchner and Gildo Insfrán postponed the PJ Congress

The Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof, lamented on Wednesday the death of Pope Francis and considered that his death means having lost the "most important voice of social justice" at the international level. Amid the shock at the death of the Holy Father, the provincial president called Francis a "true beacon" in the midst of "ideological and political currents that have been imposed," referring to the ultra-right governments that emerged in …

Kicillof indirectly implied that Pope Francis represented the Peronist doctrine in his actions. The post Axel Kicillof made politics with the death of Pope Francis: «The most important spokesman for social justice is leaving» appeared first on The Intransigent.

The governor of the Province of Buenos Aires Axel Kicillof said that with the death of Pope Francis "the most important spokesman for social justice is leaving." See this post on Instagram A shared publication of Filo.news (@filonewsok) "We are moved and going through a period of pain because an international reference has been lost in Francisco, probably the most important defender, a true beacon of something that for me is lacking the whole wo…

The PJ stressed that the Pope will always be "a beacon in the search for social justice that our movement has as its flag." It was planned to deal with issues facing this year's legislatives and around the internal one with Axel Kicillof. Read more

Former President Cristina Kirchner and the Governor of Formosa, Gildo Insfrán, decided this Tuesday to postpone the Congress of the Justicialist Party that...

Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner expressed her pain at the death of Pope Francis. In this regard, she shared an intimate memory of her first meeting with the pontiff in March 2013. “The first time I was with Francis in March 2013 I told him that, like Megafon, heavenly battles were waiting for him. He laughed a lot and I ...