In front of Peronism's internality, Kicillof called for unity and demanded "don't cross out as a traitor to the one who doesn't think the same"

The political space that with different status shared for more than 15 years Cristina Kirchner and Axel Kicillof has already broken. There is no more. What is at stake now is whether the sectors that have them as top leaders can come to an agreement to design a joint strategy and share an electoral front to win this year to the national ruling party. If that understanding does not occur in the next 100 hours, it will be too late: the governor wi…

The Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicillof hopes to "exhaust" all the instances in order to "recompose the ties" with the faction led by former president Cristina Kirchner and thus avoid a possible fracture of Peronism before the eyes opposed by the electoral calendar. "Nothing will come out by decree these days. What we will do is to seek to recompose all the ties and paths to seek unity", they maintained from the government in dialogue with the A…

The proposal to split the provincial elections, promoted by Gov. Axel Kicillof, generated tensions within the Bonanese Peronism. Cristina’s entry one step away from being a candidate: what’s missing was first published in #BorderPeriodism.

The Buenos Aires governor admitted differences within Peronism and called for a “fraternal and companion discussion” to confront the president, Javier Milei and not to repeat the frustrated experience of Alberto’s government. Kicilof, in a self-critical tone, called for “solution and not to repeat what happened and bring to the sectors that felt excluded and who left.” For that reason, he considered it necessary to show “capacity and generosity …

"I intend to have a fraternal discussion with the comrades, without anyone being branded a traitor," he said in front of his leadership in the midst of the internal bid for his goal of breaking up. The legislators of hard Kirchnerism delayed the discussion over the suspension of the PASS for another week.

During his speech, Kicillof analyzed the current political landscape and affirmed that Javier Milei's rise to power is a response to two previous failed experiences: not only the failure of Mauricio Macri's administration, but also the difficulties of the Frente de Todos (Frente de Todos) in meeting expectations following its electoral victory. In this regard, he emphasized the importance of consolidating unity with a solid program that allows f…