**Crisis in Argentina: Fernández de Kirchner and Axel Kicilloff face internal divisions and rising opposition**
The political instability that has plagued Argentina since the election of Alberto Fernández in the Buenos Aires primaries has led to the victory of the "La Libertad Avanza" coalition. This arrangement is a short-term solution for the current main opponents of the Kirchners: the governor of Santa Fe, Peronist Omar Perotti, and the current governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicilloff. This type of crisis is bound to escalate further, when Máximo Kirchner, the Kirchners' son, promotes his own political career. The fate of this alliance could also depend on the outcome of the internal elections within the "La Libertad Avanza" coalition, which could further deepen the rifts between the two main factions.
After the elections, the Kirchners' influence began to wane. The Kirchners' supporters demand a "thorough" reform of the Peronist strategy of Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz, which traditionally relies on traditional methods. With other leaders, they express support for the Kirchners' opposition to the government's policies, which they believe will provide an alternative to the current ruling party. The leaders of the Kirchners' supporters warned that this opposition could be used as an excuse to increase the internal divisions within the Peronist movement, and the internal divisions could expand to the national level.
One of the main pillars for the conflict's resolution was the strategy of the Peronist government: Kicilloff proposed a division of the province's governorship, in the same way as the block of De la Rúa, Menem, and San-Fé, we would proceed to the elections. This led to a deeper division among the Kirchners' supporters. "If we don't win, it means that we have lost with the leaders in Córdoba, Mendoza, and San-Fé, we are going," the governor warned. The other side, with another block, insisted that this was not an incorrect strategy, but that they had participated in it.
The current situation and the outcome of this leadership race will determine the future of the Peronist movement. After the Peronist government of De la Rúa, the Kirchners' supporters were able to secure their own political influence, while the Kirchners were able to expand their influence. The political situation could become complicated by the political situation in the region. For example, the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, María Eugenia Vidal, named her political position, where the Kirchners' supporters were able to support the candidacy of Kicilloff, calling their own positions a reflection of their policies.
"This is a work, when the leaders are chosen to distribute the wine, and not a prize. This is our job, and we cannot be complacent," said the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, María Eugenia Vidal, recalling the position of those who want to undermine the leaders. The deputy for the province of Buenos Aires, Florencia Carignano, also came to the same conclusion, that De la Rúa, Menem, and San-Fé all had the right to govern their own political parties, which called into question the other members of the coalition.
Analysing the situation, political experts confirm that the opposition party is needed in the political landscape, and instead it can affect the voting, standing at the crossroads of the different paths. In fact, it is not uncommon for the attempts to save one identity to be unsuccessful, if the scale is not found. The political situation could become more complicated, if the new paths are not found for the unification of the Kirchners' supporters, calling their own positions a reflection of their policies.
