Although tensions continue between the Kirchners and Kicillof, a meeting was held to guide the preparation of the Buenos Aires lists.

Four days after the closing of alliances and in the midst of tensions , the PJ of Buenos Aires gave a gesture of unity in Congress this Saturday, where a commission of four delegates was formed - two from the La Cámpora sector and two from the camp of Governor Axel Kicillof - who will be responsible for negotiate the formation of the alliance .

However, the party's president, Máximo Kirchner, has joined them. "During the Congress, it was approved that the president of the Buenos Aires PJ, Máximo Kirchner, along with Mariel Fernández, Federico Otermín, Verónica Magario, and Gabriel Katopodis, be authorized to form a Peronist Front for the upcoming elections," they announced.

Otermín (mayor of Lomas de Zamora) and Mariel Fernández (from Moreno) represent the Kirchnerist sector, while Vice Governor Verónica Magario and Provincial Minister Gabriel Katopodis will be Kicillof's representatives.

By this logic, Kirchnerism would have the advantage . It was the mayor of Almirante Brown, Mariano Cascallares, who made it clear that "fellow Justicialist Party president Máximo Kirchner, along with at least two of the comrades" who make up that commission, was empowered to close the gap.

Although he also clarified that "they must guarantee the strict impartiality of the representation of the Peronist sectors in the formation of the alliance and the dispositive acts emanating from the comrades empowered by this Congress."

Sergio Massa's Renewal Front was not present . "We weren't going because he was from the Partido Popular (PJ) and we are from the Partido Renovador (FR)," they declared. However, they assume that the alliance between all the sectors that will make up the front will be signed on Wednesday. The meeting of representatives will be held on Monday to finalize the formalities.

A key point remains to be resolved before Wednesday: the name of the Front . "That point has not yet been agreed upon," agreed the various sectors.

Only then, they say, will the negotiations for the candidates begin.

Prior to the meeting, there was a breakfast organized by Gustavo Menéndez, attended by community leaders from both tribes, with the goal of ensuring that the meeting was organized.

According to Clarín , there were proposals from the Kicillofist party to change the 2023 design. "They didn't have enough arguments to refute the majority's position," Camporistas pointed out.

In turn, they claim that Cristina Kirchner gave up on being empowered to form fronts , that she did so "to avoid hurting feelings" and that is why the same logic was maintained as in 2023: the signature of Máximo plus two more.

"This meeting is a sign that everyone is on board. These are normal institutional steps in the electoral process. Until the 19th, everything will seem on the verge of collapse, but the Right to a Future Movement seeks unity, and every step in that direction is a good thing," stated Kicillof's MDF.

Before the Congress, Andrés Rodríguez sided with the Buenos Aires government . "The CGT has already taken sides; the majority of its leadership has supported Axel Kicillof," the head of UPCN and deputy secretary general of the CGT stated in an interview with AM 750.

What remained clear throughout the day was the protests against Cristina Kirchner's conviction and the demands for the release of the Peronist leader who remains detained for the expropriation of dung at the home of Libertarian deputy José Luis Espert.

"Within the framework of what the president of the National PJ called 'low-intensity state terrorism,' which seeks to guarantee the planned misery of the Argentine people, it was decided to work permanently on the 'Argentina with Cristina,' campaign demanding the release of the main opponent of Milei's government, who remains unjustly detained and prevented from representing the Peronist people at the polls," they communicated.

They then demanded "the immediate release of Eva Mieri, who remains detained in the Ezeiza prison by decision of federal judge Arroyo Salgado, and an end to the persecution of Peronist activists and leaders."