The Minister of Government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, today denied rumors that the governor of the Province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, aspires to be president. Bianco stated that in the 27 years he has known Kicillof, he has never heard him express that desire, adding that the governor is working on building a government alternative for the coming years.
Bianco, who is considered Kicillof's right-hand man, assured that the governor's main objective is to collaborate with Peronism to establish a political project that can reverse the losses that have accumulated in recent times. He emphasized that the focus is on recovering what has been lost and moving towards a more promising future for the province and the country.
Regarding the sectors that would join this initiative led by Kicillof, Bianco mentioned the intention to call on all of Peronism and those political forces that share minimal consensus on national objectives. The minister detailed that the Movement Right to the Future, the current linked to Kicillof, seeks to incorporate those members of Peronism who have not been active in politics recently.
In a radio interview, Carlos Bianco emphasized the importance of bringing together people from Peronism, highlighting the intention to generate an inclusive proposal that can unite various sectors for a better future for the province and the country.
