While multiplying his differences with the union leadership of his father, Hugo Moyano, and amplifying the distance with the dominant sectors of the CGT leadership, Pablo Moyano imprints more and more sinuosity on his political movements in a position that revives the distrust of his own union allies and feeds doubts about the depth of the link he had articulated with Kirchnerism in recent months.
This Wednesday among the K ranks and especially among the leadership of La Cámpora, the organization led by Máximo Kirchner, they did not overlook the novelty of the last move of the number two of Teamsters: together with about thirty union members aligned with their union political space, Pablo Moyano led on Tuesday night a dinner at the headquarters of the Aeronavegantes union with the ambassador in Brazil and presidential candidate, Daniel Scioli, to discuss his campaign proposals.
And in the framework of the talk with whom today expresses the main challenge for Cristina Kirchner's plans to nominate a presidential candidate of consensus in the Frente de Todos (Scioli insisted in recent days that his candidacy is unwavering), the trucker leader and also triumvir of the cegetista dome returned to the charge with his claim that the formula of the ruling party is defined in the PASO.
Pablo Moyano during the meeting with Daniel Scioli at the headquarters of Aeronavegantes.
"We want to hear your proposals and the experience you have. We are convinced and we are going to reach the PASO with a mobilized Peronism. In Peronism there is no one left over, from the organizations we participate in all the meetings of the PJ that will insist on the PASO, then each comrade will decide who he accompanies, but the participation of the workers is fundamental, "he told Scioli surrounded by the host of the meeting, the trade unionist Juan Pablo Brey.
And he added: "What gives us the peace of mind of the candidates of the Frente de Todos is that nobody talks about labor reform, or about taking away workers' rights. That's why we were here today to listen to you and support you in your presidential project."
More noise in the internal party
The unionist's nod to the ambassador's electoral plans generated noise among the main sectors of the Cegetista and in the official internal sector itself after his approach in recent months to the space commanded by Máximo Kirchner and his participation -in the background- of the act that Vice President Cristina Kirchner on May 25 in the Plaza de Mayo.
The situation forced Pablo Moyano to go out to minimize the sense of the meeting with Scioli, although he did not back down from his position in favor of the PASO to define the presidential candidate of the FdT.
"In the same way we will meet with the rest of the comrades who plan to participate in the internal of the Frente de Todos such as Eduardo "Wado" de Pedro, Sergio Massa, Juan Grabois and Agustín Rossi," said the truck driver through a statement released on Wednesday afternoon.
For his part, Scioli stressed that "here the underlying discussion is very clear, it is not like 2015 that hid under the word Change what they were going to do next. Here they are already saying it openly, the same as before but faster." And he said: "Now we have this challenge of the PASO and advance in a proposal for the transformation of Argentina with capital with work."
During the dinner at the headquarters of Aeronavegantes, located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Congreso, Scioli was accompanied by leaders Alberto Pérez, Oscar Cuartango, and Claudio Ferreño, president of the Frente de Todos bloc of the Buenos Aires Legislature.
Pablo Moyano during the meeting with Daniel Scioli at the headquarters of Aeronavegantes.
In turn, in addition to Moyano and Brey, the union representation that participated in the meeting was made up centrally by referents of the Trade Union Front for the National Model (Fresimona), the network of unions commanded by the deputy of Teamsters, such as Cristian Jerónimo (glass); Juan Moreira (ceramists); Patricio Álvarez (carbonated waters); Ignacio Lonzieme (Unión Informática), among others.
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