The Buenos Aires governor,
Axel Kicillof,
acknowledged "nuances" within the Frente de Todos, but remarked that despite the "difficulties and a very complex world",
the ruling party is "very firm with its project for the country."
In statements to the Mar del Plata newspaper
La Capital
, the provincial president also spoke about his possible re-election, took stock of Sergio Massa's management in front of the Ministry of Economy and analyzed the situation of the Government and the Frente de Todos in the face of this year's elections. year.
"As much as there are difficulties and a very complex world, there is a government that against all odds tries to maintain salary and employment levels,"
said Kicillof in defense of the management of Alberto Fernández, always attacked by the most Christian sectors.
In this sense, he added that this happens "even with the differences" that they had "within the coalition."
Asked about how the Frente de Todos arrives at this year's elections, he said that they
are "very firm" in the face of the "scary" proposed by the opposition.
“It is a project to guarantee rights, development of industrialization, production, work, and that guarantees profitability to private companies.
It is not a state-owned project, ”he indicated.
Regarding
the unity of the Frente de Todos at the provincial level,
he considered that "it is easier because the unity is unbreakable and it has been seen in these three years."
"The unity in the province is not at risk,"
he added.
Axel Kicillof guaranteed the unity of the Frente de Todos in the Province.
Photo Twitter @Kicillofok
At the national level, he said that everyone understands that they must
"go with unity but in Peronism the determination of the candidacies always implies negotiations and discussions."
The discussions within the Frente de Todos
Kicillof gave the interview with the newspaper from Mar del Plata before Wado de Pedro, Cristina Kirchner's ear at the Casa Rosada, let his
anger
out for not having been invited to an event organized by the Government for human rights groups and the president from Brazil,
Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva.
Eduardo Wado De Pedro let his anger out for being left out of a meeting with Lula Da Silva.
Photo Federico López Claro.
Victoria Tolosa Paz went out to the intersection of the Minister of the Interior and asked him to clarify if he accused the President of "lack of codes" for having left him
out of the photo with the Brazilian.
This Sunday, the deputy and friend of Alberto Fernández
Eduardo Valdés
came out to try to calm the dissonant voices and asked that the matter be resolved as quickly as possible, at least so that there are no victims of "friendly fire."
"The truth is that it is surprising and I hope that the environment does not speak but the minister speaks.
I would like the minister himself to ratify what is awarded to his environment
, "said Valdés in an interview on
Radio Con Vos .
Days before the inmate wrote a new chapter, Kicillof ruled out that public differences within the Frente de Todos condition unity.
"I do not see it at risk," he indicated and justified that
"they are discussions that have to be because there are nuances."
The governor stated that
"what is brewing in the opposition is a very strong factor that ensures unity. Because it is the ghost train."
“We have to guarantee jobs to the production sectors and to the middle classes that, with the necessary corrections, we are going to follow a country model that is not one of adjustment, the loss of opportunities and the delivery of resources. natural," he said.
Cristina Kirchner with Axel Kicilloff.
Clarín file photo.
Cristina Kirchner's candidacy and her political future
Kicillof acknowledged that he
would "like" Cristina Kirchner to be a candidate for president
this year, but clarified that "it is not a matter of taste."
"They issued a court ruling that prohibits her from being a candidate for life and there is a core of political discussion where democracy is compromised," he analyzed.
In turn, he considered that if they do not fix "the problem that exists with a part of the judiciary playing politics, it is very difficult to govern this country."
Meanwhile, regarding
his possible re-election in the province of Buenos Aires
, he said that his management "is beginning to be seen and appreciated" and that although this encourages him to go for a second term, there are still no certainties about the electoral framework in that district.
“I consider myself part of a party (Peronism) and a front.
This does not depend on a personal whim, but
what we are doing fills me with desire.
I know that these are projects beyond people, but personally, I love what I do," said Kicillof.
About a possible leap from the province to the Nation with a presidential candidacy, Kicillof said that he is
"very focused" on Buenos Aires.
"But later we will see what the electoral setup of the front is. In the province we have formed a cabinet and a spectacular working group and it is working very well," he analyzed.
Axel Kicillof during the last meeting he had with Minister Sergio Massa.
The role of Sergio Massa in the Ministry of Economy
Kicillof, who is said to be Cristina Kirchner's main adviser on economic matters, also weighed in on Sergio Massa's management of the ministry he once headed.
"I greatly appreciate the effort he is making," he
indicated and said that he contributes everything he can.
He also acknowledged that
"inflation numbers are very high",
but a "catastrophe" did not happen.
“Obviously, we must finish stabilizing the macroeconomic variables.
Above all, the purchasing power of wages.
Inflation can be of any number, but for the worker and the businessman what matters is whether or not his income earns him ”, he concluded.
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