Facing the presidential election of this year, The Campora works on a model where Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is the main protagonist even if she decides not to compete at the polls.
That is why the organization led by Máximo Kirchner launched a call for take to the streets on March 24, as part of Remembrance Day and 40 years of democracywith the aim of unifying the Frente de Todos and enhancing the leadership of the Vice President.
“The central task of the militancy and of the group of people who refer to Cristina (Kirchner) is to go out and break that proscription once morest Cristina”said the leader Andrés “Cuervo” Larroque in recent days.
The K message: “You have to go out and break the ban on CFK”
Hours later, All Front lawmakers such as national deputy for Missions Cristina Britez posted on social media images with the caption: “We have to go out and break the ban on CFK.”
In La Cámpora they made it clear that one cannot talk regarding Peronism “without Cristina Kirchner on the field” and they want the march on March 24 to be a mobilization that serves as a demonstration of force to appease the internal demands of the most moderate sectors of the Frente de Todos or the governors, who demand more participation in the definition of the candidates.
As indicated by the K group, the objective is to convene all the spaces of the Frente de Todos, social organizations and unions.
It is worth remembering that last March 24 the Government was divided since La Cámpora celebrated Remembrance Day without the presence of the President. For this year they are looking for a broader call.
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