LA PLATA.— Governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillofthe political campaign resumed and he appeared surrounded by a dozen Peronist mayors, in executive functions, to try to stop the controversy that caused without receiving special support. Cristina Kirchner in the fight with the Riojan Ricardo Quintela to carry them Justice Party (PJ).
Several of the mayors who arrived at Government House this Monday are from La Cámpora. Other people, for example Mariel Fernandez (Moreno-Movimiento Evita), as part of Cristina’s list for the presidency of the national PJ. He was too Gustavo Menendez (Merlo), one of the leaders who suggested that the former president lead the Justicialist movement. Other relatives from Kicillof participated in the meeting, such as Fernando Espinoza (La Matanza), who expressed last week already in favor of Cristina’s application.
In this way, Kicillof showed himself leading a work schedule with the mayor of the various opposing groups. And even more: the post – which was officially made to ask Javier Milei to build a highway – came after the mayor of Lanus, the camper Julian Alvarezcomplaints about “a lack of national and regional funding” to complete housing.
The governor sent several messages in the same picture: a sign as regional director or guarantor of unity with Cristina; a signal to La Cámpora to discuss money, and a signal to Milei, as Kicillof urged opposition mayors to come together to ask for money from the national government.
This Monday, the governor of Buenos Aires called through social networks to mayors against signing a joint appeal to the President for delays in work and resources, in an attempt to show himself as the only enemy of the head of the state. Kicillof’s public announcement was in response to a draft resolution by the deputy Fernando Rovello (Pro) for the president to request funds from the national State for the construction of highway No. 5, after a road tragedy on route No. 7, last weekend. .
“Milei stopped 1,000 public works in our province, many of them with a high level of progress. In a country with so much inequality and structural deficits, public works are an essential development tool. That is why our government used an ambitious public works plan in the first administration. We are in no way going to stop that plan, but with the financial turmoil that Milei is causing us and the economic disruption caused by his policies, it continues to grow difficult to maintain the plans we planned,” said Kicillof, with a message on social networks.
“Our opponents want me to hold out and it seems to me that they are complying with the request. During this week I invite the mayors of all political forces to sign a joint appeal to the Milei government.”– Kicillof expected this Monday-. “Uninvested national routes will deteriorate and become more dangerous. Abandoned works are vandalized and broken into. They are not a line on a spreadsheet, they are jobs that improve integration, jobs that educate, heal and create jobs. The country without jobs loses rights and opportunities, it loses a future,” said Kicillof after Pro legislators raised a note asking the governor to appeal to the national government for more resources.
Government Minister, Carlos Bianco, He described the behavior of the legislators Rovello and Pro as “fair,” and said: “We want to ask for support for almost a thousand jobs delayed by the national government that are absolutely necessary, because they are pre- innovative, such as the Presidente Perón Highway, which we are waiting to operate. We want to emphasize the abandonment of the national State: that the jobs and resources will be returned to the Department. We have 5 cases before the courts for facilities that are absolutely necessary, not just for public works.”
“Many times the mayors of our party come together, but we also want to contact those from other parties who sometimes participate,” said Bianco.
After receiving criticism, Kicillof signed a coalition with twelve mayors to manage and improve the highway layout of Presidente Perón, while seeking a wider consensus as a leader of the Department’s claims against the government the Country. There are mayors President Perón, Florencio Varela, Ituzaingó, Berazategui, Ezeiza, La Matanza, Merlo, Moreno, Morón and San Vicente.
The national government has not yet transferred the jurisdiction of the highway to the Buenos Aires region. The track is abandoned and there are no controls. Not only did Kicillof show himself asking for work from Milei. He was also shown leading Peronist mayors, in a nod to the inner party of the PJ. Some of the mayors who participated in the meeting told THE NIGHT: “There was no talk of politics. It is just Presidente Perón’s highway management. And from the universities.”
