Javier Milei didn’t waste a second to share his thoughts after Cristina Kirchner confirmed her candidacy as a provincial deputy in the Buenos Aires elections. In his signature style, he indirectly expressed his views by reposting messages from others on Platform X.
One of the shared posts came from journalist Esteban Trebucq, suggesting that Kirchner opted for the provincial stage as she “backed down
” from running for national deputy or president. “
If Cristina were truly strong politically, she would be a potential presidential candidate today,” echoed Trebucq’s sentiment.
Milei also amplified another message from the official @MileiImperator account predicting victory in Buenos Aires province and aiming to end the era of Kirchnerism. The post exuded confidence in defeating the former vice president at the polls.
The confirmation of Kirchner’s candidacy for provincial deputy in Buenos Aires’ third electoral section raised eyebrows across political circles. Her decision to compete in this stronghold led to speculation about its broader implications on national politics.
In an interview with C5N, Kirchner defended her choice by questioning whether poor results in September could impact October elections nationally. This strategic move underscored the significance of Buenos Aires as a political barometer for wider electoral outcomes.
While Kirchner’s announcement reverberated, opposition figures like José Luis Espert weighed in on her candidature. Espert expressed disappointment at not being able to directly challenge Kirchner at the polls this year. He minced no words in condemning her and the Kirchnerismo legacy as detrimental to Argentina’s socio-economic fabric.
Espert’s scathing critique characterized Kirchner as corrupt and detrimental to Argentine politics, advocating for justice to prevail over political ambitions. His sharp remarks painted a stark picture of ideological differences and deep-seated animosity towards the former president.
As political tensions rise with each new candidacy declaration, it remains clear that Milei and other opposition voices are gearing up for a fierce electoral battle against established figures like Cristina Kirchner.
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