The national deputy and president of the Justicialista Party (PJ) from Buenos Aires, Máximo Kirchner, claimed at the closing of the party congress in La Matanza a “fixed sum” for all workers in the midst of escalating inflation because “people have emergencies and need a hand now”while maintaining that The PASO are an instrument “like the guitar but it depends on who is holding it, it sounds good or bad and here what is needed is a good score”.
“This is not taura, but it is about representing the people and not seeing who has the longest, but you have to take care of the people. For this reason, a fixed sum now, parity later and if we can, double bonus for all workers. We need to regain purchasing power”he said when speaking at the closing of the congress that he deliberated in La Matanza and endorsed an agreement so that all sectors of Peronism have interference in the assembly of electoral fronts for the elections on August 13.
At this point, he sent a message to the CGT. “We humbly ask the unions and the CGT that our people need a hand now and now to be able to face the abuses of economic power that is reflected in prices”. And he added: “We have to represent the people: a fixed sum now, parity later and if we can, a double bonus for the compañeros and compañeras who work every day in the factories, schools and shops. It is not a question of whose idea it is In the middle are the people. We have to represent the people and not see who has the longest between one and the other”.
In this framework, the national deputy asked “call as widely as possible to build a victory in 2023” and warned that this “breadth cannot weaken the commitment we have with the people” because “Peronism cannot look the other way” given the current economic and social situation. He also asked to repeat “the historic feat of the PASO of 2019 that allowed the greatest degree of power that Peronism has ever faced to be beaten up.”
Kirchner referred to the tension that exists in the Frente de Todos due to the candidacies and He then relativized the use of the PASO, arguing that what is important is the government programas requested by the vice president Cristina Kirchner at the Argentine Theatre. He said he PASSED her “It’s an instrument, like the guitar, it depends on who’s holding it, it sounds good or bad. I think that in order not to depend so much on the virtues of the guitarist, it’s better to have a good score, and the score must be a good government program that, for STEP or by synthesis, it is fulfilled as of December 2023, and that is the best way for our space to settle the discussions “.
He also referred to young people and argued that they must be told that Peronism is the best option for the country. “I don’t know, it’s just about telling them about the executions, not only telling them about March 24, 1976, not only telling them about April 2, 1982, or December 10, 1983, but also telling them about the 19 and 20 of December 2001, to tell you about May 25, 2003, and about what a people like ours can do when it has a leadership that is really willing to represent it,” he said.
AGREEMENT
The agreement reached by Congress empowers a representative from each sector that makes up the Peronism of the province to form alliances and electoral fronts for the open, simultaneous and mandatory primaries (PASO) on August 13.
In an express procedure of less than an hour, the deliberative body, which enabled the PJ from Buenos Aires to integrate an electoral front, met with 561 congressmen at the Juan Domingo Perón sports center in the town of González Catán, in the La Matanza district, whose mayor is the president of the party Congress, Fernando Espinoza. The congressmen met and voted on the five items on the agenda without controversy.
The PJ resolved that each space that makes up the Buenos Aires Peronism has its representative when a legal step must be completed, which has its political speculation such as the constitution of an electoral front. The five representatives voted by majority to establish the electoral alliances for the PASO are: Máximo Kirchner; the Buenos Aires lieutenant governor Veronica Magario; the provincial chief of staff, Martin Insaurralde; the national Minister of Public Works, Gabriel Katopodis; and the mayor of Moreno, Mariel Fernandez.
Magario will be the representative of La Matanza and the Executive Power headed by Kicillof, while Insaurralde will represent the mayors and Katopodis is the leader with fluid dialogue with the president Alberto Fernandez. Mariel Fernández is the representative of the social movements, since the mayor belongs to the structure of the Evita Movement.
