The governor of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillofinvited people to go “to the streets” to protest against the adjustment of Javier Milei. “We cannot wait any longer,” he said during an event in the district of Ensenada, prior to the reappearance of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in Quilmes.
The governor led a multi-sector event in Puerto La Plata located in the municipality led by Mario Secco, allied mayor, in which workers from the capital region demonstrated in defense of their rights and for the start of dredging of the Magdalena Canal. He was accompanied by the lieutenant governor Veronica Magario and the communal chiefs Julio Alak (La Plata), Fabian Cagliardi (Berisso) and Jorge Ferraresi (Avellaneda).
Axel Kicillof, during an event in Ensenada.
Axel Kicillof, during an event in Ensenada.
“The Magdalena Canal has not been built until now due to the predominance of foreign economic interests that want a subordinate Argentina and the province of Buenos Aires,” said Kicillof and assured that “it is not a problem of financing or projects, but of vocation, will and courage: if the national government does not want to do it, we will take charge in the province and turn it into a flag and a fight for national sovereignty,” he shot.
Complaint against Javier Milei
Surrounded by his loyalists, he played the role of opponent. “Yesterday I signed a complaint against President Milei before the Supreme Court to return the funds for retirees, teachers and transportation (…) Administrative time is running out, we cannot wait any longer: we ask for it well, through notes, letters and complaints, now we have to start asking for it in the streets because it is the fight of an entire province that fights for their health, their education and their jobs.”
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