Opinion / Carlos Verucchi / Online News For years, Argentine politics seemed to be organized around a fairly clear logic. It could change the name of the actors, the leaderships or the conjunctures, but the axis persisted: Peronism and antiperonism, then Kirchnerism and antikirchnerism. A rift that, with different nuances, organized positions, discourses and belongings. The debate for the legalization of abortion did not eliminate that structure…
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Opinion / Carlos Verucchi / Online News For years, Argentine politics seemed to be organized around a fairly clear logic. It could change the name of the actors, the leaderships or the conjunctures, but the axis persisted: Peronism and antiperonism, then Kirchnerism and antikirchnerism. A rift that, with different nuances, organized positions, discourses and belongings. The debate for the legalization of abortion did not eliminate that structure…