President eduardo duhalde contribution the release “Digital Peronism“, his new political space where he will seek to be a candidate in the province of Buenos Aires.
“After February 15 we are going to put together the ‘digital Peronism’, a novelty, because Argentina and the region did not understand the need of the new generations that to participate in a party it is all digital”advancement.
His goal would be to drive the Justicialist Party (PJ) from Buenos Aires in order to “pacify” the inmates that Peronism lives. Duhalde had already been holding a series of meetings with different Peronist leaders, such as the governor of Córdoba, Juan Schiarettiwho agreed on the idea of ”building a superior national space, whose goal is production and work”.
“It is nothing more than justicialismo. Today I am going to see (Patricia) BullrichI was with the only former Buenos Aires governor we had (Maria Eugenia Vidal)I went to visit her a few months ago, and with the president of radicalism (Gerardo Morales) I was there twice”, he told in dialogue with AM750.
Duhalde challenges Máximo Kirchner and wants to lead the Buenos Aires PJ: “Peronism has been usurped”
The former head of state maintained that where he has the most influence is within the Justicialismo, although he spoke of the need to put together a “grand coalition” as in 2002, after “the 2001 crash“.
In this framework, he argued that despite having great differences with Kirchnerism, he could maintain a dialogue to achieve unity. And he recounted that he spoke with the Minister of Economy, sergio masa; the ambassador in brazil daniel scioli; and with mayors from Buenos Aires whom they usually deal with.
Likewise, he indicated that he will also do it with sectors of the far right and the far left to present his idea of ”pacifying” them.
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“I am willing to meet with anyone. There are sectors with which it is very difficult, but you have to talk because they are also Argentine. you have to talk to everyone“, he affirmed, adding that “I do not agree with his line of thought, it does not mean that he can speak, but the idea of peace is central.”
Lastly, when asked about the Juntos por el Cambio statement that the current government of Alberto Fernandez leaves an economic “time bomb”, replied that we must stop blaming others.
“It’s nonsense, it’s a thing for people who don’t understand the art of governing,” he concluded, referring to the fact that people “don’t vote for them so they can tell them the story of those who left.”
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