Governor Axel Kicillof is in a delicate situation as he must decide how far he can go to assert his authority while also avoiding a break with La Cámpora and his former mentor, Cristina Kirchner. Under pressure to submit, Kicillof must find a balance to avoid weakening his image or losing the support of his electorate, which he shares with the former president.
A national deputy analyzed that there has already been a shift in support towards the Buenos Aires governor, and it is necessary to acknowledge this change to advance to a new stage. He also pointed out that La Cámpora seeks to have Kicillof submit and then support him, but the governor must maintain his autonomy and leadership.
Kicillof's decision not to support Cristina Kirchner in her bid for the presidency of the Justicialist Party marked a critical point in his relationship with the political leader. This distancing has led the governor to define his position and resist pressures to subordinate. Despite the criticism and provocations received, Kicillof must remain steadfast and build his own political path.
On the other hand, the confrontation between Kicillof and La Cámpora has intensified, with the former president accusing the governor of not supporting her and questioning his loyalty. Despite the tensions, Kicillof seeks to consolidate his leadership and maintain his political independence, which has caused friction with La Cámpora and sectors aligned with Cristina Kirchner.
The construction of his own power by Kicillof has generated discomfort in La Cámpora, which sees its influence and participation in decision-making as threatened. The governor seeks to establish himself as an autonomous leader, which has triggered a series of confrontations and public criticisms from followers of the former president. Despite the challenges, Kicillof maintains his aspirations and seeks to forge his own political path.
