Buenos Aires Justicialist Party Council Sets 2026 Elections

The Buenos Aires Provincial Council of the Justicialist Party called for elections to renew authorities for March 15, 2026. The meeting, led by Máximo Kirchner, was also attended by CGT's general cosecretary Cristian Jerónimo.

Buenos Aires, December 20 (NA) – The Buenos Aires Provincial Council of the Justicialist Party defined this Friday to call for elections to renew authorities for March 15, 2026. From the party meeting, led by head Máximo Kirchner in Malvinas Argentinas, also participated the general cosecretary of the CGT Cristian Jerónimo, as the Argentine News Agency was able to learn from party sources. News in development…

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