In the great political, productive and financial capitals there are recurring questions about the rules of the game that our country will structure as of December 10 of this year.
This is rarely the case.
The international situation with a Cold War between the US and China. Brazil's alliance with the Asian superpower, the geographical location of Argentina, with control over the southernmost bioceanic communication and its link with Antarctica (the largest reserve of drinking water on the planet) plus the existence of key natural resources, arouse the interest of large public and private players who decide tactical investments within the strategic chessboard.
It is clear to everyone that the political, economic and social project born in 2003 ends with an absolute failure.
Alberto Fernández has achieved only one of his objectives: to end the political system that made him president, going so far as to criticize "serious ethical faults" in a period of government when he was Chief of Staff.
Record poverty, hyperinflation, recession, growth of narco-terrorism, collapse of the health system, destruction of public education, an erroneous foreign policy, an absence of national defense policy that leaves us defenseless to prevent our enormous natural resources from being stolen.
Meanwhile, with absolute self-confidence, part of our territory is given away to "pseudo native peoples". We have lithium, gas, oil, food, drinking water. Meetings have been wasted in the G7, USA, Germany, France, Russia, China, Brazil, etc.
Of those "Summits" only photos, dialogues without content (sometimes making papers) until they assert "we can produce food for the world" and end up spending, the currencies that we do not have, so that "the Central Market" imports fruits and vegetables.
Except for marginal characters, no presidential candidate of the ruling party represents the ideas of the founder of "space."
Given this, the question, inside and outside is the same: from 2024 what?
CFK, convinced of the inexorable electoral defeat, is concerned with controlling a scenario of withdrawal (Province of Buenos Aires) and the construction of a parliamentary structure of opposition, while the entry into the Administration of political cadres, which will last after the evacuation of their bosses, on December 10.
The governors, through the use of electoral advancement, retain their territories and will try in the national elections, to maintain legislators who defend the interests of their provinces before the new national government.
Trade union leaders and those of social movements are convinced that their spaces of power are in danger.
Peronism spreads, as did radicalism after 2001. Miguel Pichetto and his Republican Peronism joined JxC and many candidates of this coalition (after Patricia Bullrich and Rodriguez Larreta) come from Justicialism.
A significant part of the successful project of the 90s accompanies Pichetto and others, with the rising star of Martín Menem, have joined Javier Milei's project.
For their part, Schiaretti and Urtubey are shown as part of a "renovation" of the old trunk.
The task of the next government will not be easy, but it is possible to end this nightmare and build a better future. Behind the ruins of the current failure, many comparative advantages can be glimpsed, if we know how to understand what the world wants from us and we are clear about what we Argentines want from the world.
It is important to understand that no problem will be fixed overnight, nor will inflation stop quickly, nor will the construction of the new bear fruit to the rhythm of the anxiety of our hurting community.
Carlos Federico Ruckauf is a former Vice President of the Nation and former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship.
