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CÓRDOBA.- There is mixed feelings waiting for the event that the president will lead Javier Milei this Saturday the 25th in Plaza San Martín and in the Town Hall of the city of Córdoba. With the May Pact postponed until further notice, the only governor present will be Martin Llaryora, who will receive it institutionally. In the district that gave the best result to the libertarian in the runoff -outside of Antarctica-, there is unions and social movements that will march in protest against the Nation’s adjustment measures.
With the surveys who continue to give the President a high level of support, the main political leaders of the province will be present at the event. Llaryora will be in his role as president and, although after the failure of the February Bases law he had strong disagreements with Milei, the link with Rosada was stabilized. Of course, the discomfort would be reborn because – without a Senate committee opinion – it is almost certain that the libertarian will punish the “caste.”
They will also say “present” Senator Luis Juezwho already met twice alone with the President in Olivos, and the head of the UCR block in Deputies, Rodrigo de Loredowho is critical of some official policies but does not take his feet off the plate. Everyone is waiting for the official invitation. The one who will not be there is the former president Juan Schiarettiwho would return to the political arena in the coming weeks.
Milei would arrive around 2:30 or 3 p.m., after the Tedeum in the Buenos Aires Cathedral. He will officially be received by Llaryora and by the mayor of the city, Daniel Passeriniwho will even do the traditional changing of the guard at the Cabildo on Friday afternoon so that there are no problems with the President’s schedule.
This Thursday afternoon there is a meeting at the provincial headquarters between the Córdoba Police authorities, representatives of federal forces and provincial officials to organize the security device to be deployed on Saturday. Still They await details of the tour that the President will take.
It is also not confirmed which spaces in the Cabildo the presidential delegation will use. The building was “revalued” in recent days for the city’s festivities on Friday, and the expectation is that the libertarian will use the same setting. Before The Palace of Justice had been ready, which was the location chosen by the Nation for the signing of the May Pact.
The Cordoban Town Hall was built between 1588 and 1610 and although the President comes to celebrate on May 25, In 1810 it was the center of the “counterrevolution” after the pronouncement of the First Junta. When the news of the revolution reached these lands, the former viceroy Santiago de Liniers and the governor of the Municipality of Córdoba del Tucumán, Juan Gutiérrez de la Concha, They took a position contrary to that of the revolutionaries.
The libertarian militants of Córdoba – who are divided into different factions – are calling by means of a pamphlet to the Plaza San Martín for 7 p.m. on Saturday, when Milei will have left the city. In the call there are photos of the President, of Karina Milei and the national deputy Gabriel Bornoronipresident of the ruling bloc in the upper house and who kept the seal of La Libertad Avanza in the province, although the judicial measure was appealed.
The State Workers Association (ATE) Córdoba called for a blockade of access to the Ambrosio Taravella international airport and the streets where the President travels on Saturday. The plane could go down at the Aeronautics Directorate, it is not defined.
“ATE stands up against the neo-fascist government of Javier Milei. This May 25 we call on the workers to put a stop to this model of hunger and looting against our people, in that sense, we propose the following agenda,” says the union that encourages declaring the head of state “persona non grata.” .
The two CGTFor their part, they will mobilize from Colón and General Paz, through the center of the city. They are calling to meet at noon. He Worker Pole will also march and is coordinating with the CTA.
