The former Kirchnerist official detailed that he recently held a dialogue with Máximo Kirchner, with whom he discussed 'politics, the future, and what needs to be done.' He also mentioned that there is a lunch next Tuesday to which he hopes to be able to attend. Furthermore, Moreno revealed that he received a message from the Governor of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, a gesture he said he values 'beyond political differences.' 'It is not appropriate to say who, but they have extensive political knowledge,' he explained. According to him, the information comes from political sources 'of maximum knowledge' who warned him about the possibility of an arrest warrant against him. 'Politics gives me this information... leaders of my maximum knowledge, with whom I spoke,' said Moreno. In another part of the interview, the former secretary agreed with the social leader Juan Grabois by stating: 'If the Pope were alive, this would not have happened...' in reference to the current political situation and internal tensions within Peronism. Earlier in the day, the former Secretary of Internal Trade, Guillermo Moreno, made surprising radio declarations by stating: 'The most likely thing is that I will go to prison.' 'I have not spoken with Cristina,' he clarified.
