The Kirchnerista organization La Cámpora, commanded by Máximo Kirchner, put into operation the machinery to organize a “mass march” on March 24, within the framework of Remembrance Day, and 40 years of democracywith the aim of “enhancing the leadership” of the vice president Cristina Kirchner.
The declarations of several leaders identified with the hardest sector of Kirchnerism point in that direction. Andrés “Cuervo” Larroque said that “the central task of the militancy and of the people as a whole that is referred to in the vice president, Cristina Kirchneris to go out and break that proscription against him “.
Along the same line, a few hours later, the national deputy for Misiones Cristina Britez and other legislators published images on their networks with the caption “We have to go out and break the ban on CFK”.
The Grouping The Campora he does not stop repeating that one cannot speak of Peronism “without Cristina Kirchner on the pitch”, and they announced that The march on March 24 will be a mobilization to “demonstrate strength and appease the internal demands of the most moderate sectors of the Frente de Todos”or the governors who demand more participation in the definition of the candidates.
From inside the Ultra K Group, they affirm that the objective is to make a broad call that include “all sectors of the Frente de Todos, unions and social organizations. The intention is not to reveal the fracture of the space, as happened last year when La Cámpora celebrated Remembrance Day without the presence of the president.