2023-10-19 08:30:00
On the edge of most unpredictable and complex presidential election of the last two decades, those who really fight to reach the Casa Rosada resort to a unusual ad menu to try to stay in the race. No study held by the ruling party and the opposition reflects that the second round can be avoided. Will they be reliable?
In the bloody dispute to enter the runoff, Patricia Bullrich He appealed more than anyone to a kind of “Last Moment” on television, to attract the attention of the electorate.
So he warned that Horacio Rodríguez Larreta He would be his Chief of Staff if he were to win the Presidency. Or that the larretista Fernan Quiros will become one of its references in the health area.
Perhaps the sudden move turns out to be untimely and contradictory with his harsh attacks on his JxC rival in the PASO 40 days ago. He also exhibits Bullrich’s difficulty in attracting moderate voters in his erratic campaign and in showing herself as an efficient team manager. In the end it was just another empty slogan “it’s everything or it’s nothing.”
In that same context we must place the recent and most forceful support of Mauricio Macrithrough social networks.
It took a while, but his proclamation in favor of Bullrich’s leadership and, above all, his first in-depth criticism of Javier Milei arrived. True, less to his ideas than to how he might implement them. Leave certain windows open.
According to the circle that surrounds him, for the former president the rival to beat is more Sergio Massa than the libertarian candidate.
Tell me Milei doesn’t win
The Minister of Economy maintained his tactic of continuing to hit, like a boxer looking for the knock out. Sometimes with efficient twists (although with unpredictable derivations), others with spectacular pushes.
With the lost inflation battleMassa proposed the modest epic that the blue dollar will not reach 1,000 pesos once more before Sunday the 22nd. To achieve this, he promoted unprecedented operations in well-known financial institutions and caves in the center of Buenos Aires and Rosario. Better late than never with controls that should be routine if illegalities are suspected.
The greatest curiosity, however, was the decision that anyone who wants can waive AMBA public transportation subsidies. The Minister of Transport, the massista Diego Giulianonor did it conceal the central axis of the voluntary measure: it is not regarding a fiscal adjustment but rather regarding showing the potential LLA and JxC voter how much the cessation of the state aid that these spaces theoretically formulate would cost their pockets.
Anything goeseven the total absence in the UxP campaign of Alberto Fernández and Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Nothing surprising at this point, although a historical dimension must be given to the void of the President and the Vice President, regarding the event on October 17 for the closing of the Buenos Aires campaign with Massa and Axel Kicillof.
Insaurralde, Milei, Melconian and the dirty campaign
Milei seems to be the one who intends to make the least noiseriding on his victory in the primaries and the favoritism he showed from then on.
Weights up unusual and not very credible moderation, the libertarian leader loses total control. Beyond the ineffable Ramiro Marrawhich has a cult of nonsense, now it was the turn of its candidate for deputy and aesthetic advisor Lilia Lemoine, which convulsed by proposing a bill to renounce paternity of unwanted children. Perhaps it is a complement to Milei’s libertarian idea of “deregulating” the child adoption market.
Nor might the LLA candidate avoid a harsh allusion to the Pope Franciscoin a report released by the Télam agency just this week.
“Thinking regarding any type of political crisis, a country that doesn’t know what to do, what do you do? Do we look for messiahs to come and save us from outside? No. Let’s find where the conflict islet’s take the conflict in hand and resolve it by going upwards (…). There was only one Messiah, who saved us all, the rest are all clowns of messianism (…). The great dictatorships are born from a flute, from an illusion, from a charm of the moment, and then we say, what a pity, we are all drowning,” the Supreme Pontiff said without giving names. There’s no need for him to do it.
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