Governor Kicillof, during his visit to Claromecó/twitter
Axel Kicillof was yesterday in Claromecó, in the Tres Arroyos district, where he shared a meeting with mayors of the Sixth Electoral Section of the Frente de Todos. It was a meeting in which he talked about works and joint work and in which he gave support to the Governor’s reelection project.
“We were sharing a lunch with our governor and our candidate for governor for 2023. Have no doubt,” said the mayor of Benito Juárez, Julio Marini, after lunch with the president.
This gesture was also made explicit in the public act that the president led after that conclave. The person in charge of starring in it was the neighborhood mayor of Tres Arroyos, Carlos Sánchez. “Axel, we have to keep working together,” he said.
Sánchez maintains good harmony with the provincial deputy Carlos “Cuto” Moreno, the lone sword that Kicillof has in the Buenos Aires lower house. The mayor referred several times to the historical Peronist leaders who listened to him from the front row.
That political fact was added to another. The absence of a sector referenced with the former deputy Pablo Garate, who decided not to attend the official activity. The confrontation between this group and Moreno is longstanding.
In this way, Kicillof is adding support among the mayors of the Buenos Aires interior while maintaining the challenge of other community leaders, especially from the Conurbano, led by Martín Insaurralde, who on the 21st of this month will launch a League to promote the candidacy of the local.
