2023-04-29 18:42:00
The governor of Chaco, Jorge Capitanich, He maintained that he wantsfight corporate caste” that intends to “eliminate politics”, alluding to the proposals promoted by Javier Miley. Capitanich, meanwhile, echoed the statements of his political boss Cristina Kirchner, who criticized the presidential candidate for La Libertad Avanza in his recent appearance in La Plata, where he called him “mamarracho” and “cheeky.”
After the withdrawal of Alberto Fernández’s candidacy, the ruling party has not yet defined the strategy to try to retain the Rivadavia seat in the October elections. But the opposition strategy is not alien to him either, considering the voting intention of the third force according to the polls, headed by the libertarian economist who presents himself as an alternative to the leaders who, according to his interpretation, belong to the “political caste “.
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The “corporate caste”
In this sense, the Chaco governor redefined Milei’s popular phrase against him. “It is not about fighting against the political caste, it is about fighting against the corporate caste what do you intend delete policy which is the basis of the popular will,” “Coqui” Capitanich said this Saturday in statements to the radio La990. “They want to do it with anarcho-capitalism, with an authoritarian regime,” he concluded, alluding to the national deputy, who defined himself as anarcho-capitalist in line with his rhetoric against the State.
In addition, Cristina Kirchner’s former chief of staff argued that one of the country’s problems, submerged in a deep recession and escalating inflation, is “the concentration of food production in economic groups that consolidate 54 percent of the supply.”
On the other hand, Jorge Capitanich agreed with Vice President Cristina Kirchner’s speech in La Plata and stated that there is “a need for a comprehensive government plan to solve Argentina’s problems because otherwise the exercise of political leadership is unsustainable.” He also highlighted that Cristina Kirchner “was the engineer of the 2019 electoral victory”, but assured that now “it is necessary to manage the political scenarios.”
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The PASO and the rebellion of Peronism
Capitanich had already ruled on the Milei phenomenon earlier this week. In this regard, he opined that mileism “grows” as opposed to the lack of “rebelliousness” of Peronism. “It seems that we are a conservative party, from the top, to not generate consensus below,” he pointed out on Monday, April 25, a couple of days before the reappearance of Fernández de Kirchner. “If we want to add, we have to make a government plan. They will not believe us if we are only the expression of the establishment,” he added by way of self-criticism in dialogue with C5N.
This thesis has been supported since President Alberto Fernández resigned for re-election, which opened up a range of possibilities for candidacies within the ruling party. In this regard, Capitanich argued that the competition in the Simultaneous and Mandatory Open Primaries (PASO) should be used to “regreen” the Frente de Todos, and that it becomes a space capable of “expressing rebellion.”
“The people cannot settle for a starvation salary, with labor informality, with permanent speculative attacks that liquefy their salary. If Peronism does not express rebellion, Milei will. But Milei’s expression of right-wing rebellion is going to destroy the country,” he said. To avoid this, he said that the ruling party must call on all sectors.
“If we want to resemble the right, the conservative spirit of our adversaries, we are not even going to withhold our votes. If we want to add, we have to make a government plan. They will not believe us if we are only the expression of the establishment,” hill.
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