In the midst of the operational clamor of Kirchnerism, after the creation of a commission was defined at the PJ headquarters on Thursday to convince it to review its position,
Cristina Kirchner
planned to travel to Santa Cruz at this time to return to Buenos Aires. Aires only for March 1, at the beginning of the ordinary sessions of Congress.
The former president decided to fly to El Calafate, after celebrating her birthday this Sunday in the city of Buenos Aires, to
return on the eve of Wednesday the 1st
, at the opening of sessions, as confirmed to this newspaper from those around her.
It will not be another return.
That day, Cristina Kirchner will have to meet again with Alberto Fernández
before the President's inaugural speech, the last of his term, in a particular context: facing a Congress on the warpath, at the beginning of the electoral calendar, with Kirchnerism facing and, according to the official protocol, before the judges of the Supreme Court of Justice, in parallel to the political trial against the highest court ordered by the Casa Rosada, in full dispute with the Justice.
The President and the former President have not seen each other face to face for a long time
.
The last time they saw each other in private was to define the landing of
Sergio Massa
as Economy Minister, in the middle of the year.
Later, the vice president suffered an attack at the door of the department of Juncal and Uruguay, in Recoleta, and Kirchnerism embarked on an operational outcry around her figure, which ended with the premature announcement of the former president hours after the sentence for the Highway trial, in which he anticipated that he would not run for any position in 2023.
Cristina Kirchner's announcement and the President's resistance to insisting on his re-election once again stressed the bond between the two
.
In this context, on Thursday, at the meeting of the Frente de Todos at the PJ headquarters on Matheu street,
Kirchnerism once again displayed its strategy of ambushing the President
.
Fernández found out on television that the head of La Cámpora and the president of the Buenos Aires PJ,
Máximo Kirchner
, would show up at the Matheu building.
He was not in the plans for the Casa Rosada.
A while before, the deputy had met with his mother and the Minister of the Interior,
Eduardo "Wado" de Pedro
, in the office of the former president in the Senate.
At the end of the meeting, in which the majority of the Kirchnerista leaders participated, they released a document in which they condemned the
"proscription"
against the vice president.
And they decided to form a commission to meet with Cristina Kirchner, to convince her to
review her decision to exclude herself from this year's applications
.
What will Christina do?
The former president will review her next moves these days in the south of the country.
In Kirchnerism there are conflicting positions.
Máximo Kirchner
assures that his mother still maintains her irrelevant position on issues related to the candidacies.
But another sector seeks to convince her: this is the case of
Andrés "El Cuervo" Larroque
, who papered the walls surrounding the PJ headquarters with the slogan "Cristina 2023" and against the "proscription" through his group "The homeland is the other".
In the case of Albertismo, those around the President are convinced that Cristina Kirchner will not modify her year-end announcement.
And they insist on the re-election of the head of state.
An operation that especially irritates the Patria Institute.
In the middle of that there are
gray positions like that of the Minister of the Interior
.
"A lifetime working for the happiness of Argentine men and women. There is no persecution or proscription that can reverse the love you earned from an entire people. Happy birthday, @CFKArgentina!" wrote "Wado" De Pedro this Sunday on the occasion of the Vice President's birthday.
The official, who in Kirchnerism analyzed whether or not he was leaving the Government in the last crisis with the President, before breakfast two Saturdays ago in the Quinta de Olivos, maintains his presidential candidacy for now.
The next few weeks, with
the return of Cristina Kirchner from the south,
will be crucial for that postulation and for the future of Kirchnerism.
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