Global Courant 2023-05-06 02:00:09
In the Casa Rosada they doubt what Kirchnerism allowed to transcend and Massa focuses on the economy with the premise that he will only compete if he is “the only candidate.” The impact of the clamor operation on management.
When it seemed that in the Frente de Todos the panorama was beginning to clear up and that Cristina Kirchner was giving signs that she was not against the PASO, two Kirchnerist leaders came out to install the possibility of her being a candidate “for President” and they made the internal climate more difficult. of the coalition, where there are sectors -both the Casa Rosada and in the massismo- that do not believe that it is a move promoted by the vice president.
It all began when on Radio 10, the journalist Gustavo Sylvestre said he had information from the Instituto Patria that Máximo Kirchner could integrate the list for the Senate for the province of Buenos Aires and that “Cristina is a candidate.” And, simultaneously, the deputy Eduardo Valdés and the governor of Chaco, Jorge Capitanich, two ultra-Kirchner referents and fluid dialogue with the vice president. They went out to reinstate the operative outcry. “I imagine Cristina announcing that she is going to be a candidate for President,” said the first. “It would be a unique and exclusive formula,” reinforced the former chief of staff.
After Cristina pointed out a few days ago that she was “not” going to be a candidate “for President”, the raid surprised a good part of the official coalition. At Casa Rosada, different first-line sources consulted immediately relativized the versions. “I don’t think it’s like that… I don’t understand why they come back with the operation outcry, if last week she pulled it back again,” said a senior official.
Another voice raised doubts regarding the support of the versions. “Can anyone believe that this is true? It is rare that (if so) it leaks,” she rejected, alluding to the secrecy that the vice president usually manages about her decisions.
For his part, a close Albertista collaborator supported the same hypothesis: “Cristina never lets her decisions leak to the press. Never. That’s why I don’t think it’s like that.” Doubts are growing from the latest movements that had emerged from the Senate. It is that, as Clarín recounted, Cristina had given signs that she was not going to block the Primaries, as La Cámpora claims. when his right-hand man and senator for Neuquén, Oscar Parrilli, clarified that “nobody is going to prevent a STEP in the Front of All”, a phrase that was proposed to relax the internal one that crosses the ruling party and that is evident in the batch of leaders who showed willingness to compete in the presidential election: Sergio Massa, Eduardo Wado de Pedro, Daniel Scioli, Agustín Rossi, Juan Grabois, Sergio Berni, Claudio Lozano and Gabriel Mariotto.
There are many who agree with Grabois, who warned that “there is no way to maintain the unity of the FdT.”
Faced with the statements of Capitanich and Valdés, from the Senate they replied to the consultation of this newspaper: “We are not spokespersons for Coqui and Valdés.” Although they avoided giving signs of the vice president’s position. From Kirchnerism, however, they do claim the role of “computer” that they consider Cristina should have.
At the Ministry of Economy, Massa went ahead to turn off any source of internal violence and asked his troops “not to comment on politics” and “to concentrate on management.” Although outside the Palacio de Hacienda, those who promote it, relativized the versions and reaffirmed that “nothing changes” for the Tigrense. “Sergio hasn’t decided yet, but he’s only going to be a candidate if he’s the only candidate,” insists an operator from the Frente Renovador who says “he doesn’t” believe that Cristina is behind the relaunch of the clamor operation. “It’s someone who wants to hurt Sergio,” he says.
The hypothesis has to do with the impact that a version that places Cristina in the Casa Rosada as of December and the Tigrense in a role far from decision making.
