In the coming days, 50 years will have passed since the start of Operation Independence, an operation carried out under a democratic government aimed at combating and eliminating the ERP in Tucumán. This guerrilla group sought to occupy territory, be recognized as a warring state, and establish a dictatorship in Argentina. The region where they operated controls 30% of the votes and is a key stronghold.
The planning behind all this included uncontrolled immigration, the destruction of education, connections with international cartels, and complicity with criminal organizations. Despite everything, the military participants in this conflict are imprisoned, while the terrorists are free, causing indignation.
Meanwhile, at the international level, Donald Trump has initiated trade wars with major partners by imposing tariffs to protect U.S. industry, which could have negative repercussions. The U.S. immigration policy is also a concern, especially regarding Venezuelans who could be deported and face persecution in their home country.
Uncertainty also extends to the potential fall of a large meteorite in 2032 that would cause a prolonged period of darkness and cold on Earth. In the midst of all this, it is crucial for reasonable political spaces to unify to avoid a possible return of Kirchnerism to power, which could discourage investments and affect the economy.
In this context, there is a need to establish programmatic principles and electoral alliances to face current political challenges. It is essential for Republican and reasonable parties to unite to present a solid electoral proposal that prevents the resurgence of a Kirchnerist government. This is a crucial moment that requires unity and determination to secure the country's future.
