The recent movements in the unicameral energy system You have left a signal within the ruling party. How does the opposition decipher it? It is the other variable in the equation. Martín Llaryora adapted the dashboard during the legislative period while at the same time castling in his cabinet. Behind closed doors, they admit the dialogue was always there, but also recognize that the departure of characters with a more confrontational profile will change the dynamic of the venue.
With the declines in Miguel Siciliano and Rodrigo Agreloand to a lesser extent that of Oscar Tamis Because of its low profile, the unicameral system is losing votes accustomed to tough fights. However, both Peronists and opponents agree that this will not end the political conflict: the crossing between opposition hawks and official swords will continue just as intensely. “There are different styles, but nothing that stops the crossfire”they synthesize.
The arrival of Juan Manuel Llamosas to the interim presidency and that of Facundo Torres to the leadership of the official bloc reorganized the internal balance. The noise and tension are focused on the responsible vice presidency Nadia Fernandezunder the stigma of the Kraisman case.
Without an official invitation: Provincial and local authorities had to monitor the arrival of the F-16 “among the people”.
“There are Basic agreements “This must be fulfilled,” began a radical in a message addressed to the PJ, which remains underground for now but could explode in view of the preparatory meeting on December 17, when the body’s authorities will be elected. The UCR benches Oscar Saliba and Juecism reiterates its support for Daniel Juez.
In the next few days The yellow Oscar Agost Carreño (PRO) and the evangelical pastor Gerardo Grosso (Neighborhood Meeting) will take their places. Adding new pieces to the board. In the case of the left Luciana Echevarría (MST) has a mandate until the end of Februarywhen the bank rotates Noelia Aguero (IT). The actors are changing, but no one expects the legislative intensity to decrease. “The daily dynamics will change, but we will function well,” a legislative voice added.
The arrival of Llamosas in the provisional presidency after Torres assumed leadership of the official bloc reactivated old ties of territorial Peronism. This political partnership, born of a shared career at the top of local governments, could be a key element in sealing the deal with the radical former mayors who now hold departmental seats.
With Siciliano’s departure, some voices admit this The old logic of “good and bad cop” is being dismantled“It was Torres and Siciliano. “Now we don’t have bad police anymore,” ironically a voice from the hallway. Up to this point the Altagracense had a more constructive profile, holding a key position in the succession to provincial power.
“organic” block
The board has moved. Llaryora defines and Torres took the reins of the ruling bloc. “It was a decision by the governor that I accept with commitment,” he assured. In Peronism they recognize that the role needs to be adjusted: “The profile needs to change a little, not its dialogic nature, but the level of combativeness,” replied one lawmaker. The replacement implies a discursive reset and the need to show more political strength in the face of opposition attacks.
At the last meeting of the block, the PJ exhibited itself internal cohesion and supported both Torres and Siciliano, who are now at the helm of the new Ministry of Institutional Liaison and Management. The Peronist leader from Santa María highlighted the support he received from his colleagues on the bench.
“My decision is to work together as a team to accompany the initiatives of the executive branch,” Torres told Perfil Córdoba. In this sense, the official sword ratified his Commitment to the Llaryora administrationwhich he described as “a management that fully adheres to the planned course”.
“Now my responsibility is more political” he admitted. With a year to go before the elections, the legislature is expected to function under new coordinates: different actors and times and a growing militancy that will determine the pulse of the coming competition. The aim, assured the head of the PJ bloc, will be to translate into law the projects that are crucial to the government plan and to do this, he stressed, “working as a team”.
Opposition view
How does the opposition decipher LLaryora’s changes? It is the other variable in the equation. The internal noise for Fernández in the vice presidency exists and it will not go unnoticed for the preparation session. However, both pro-government and opposition parties warn that the decision lies with Llaryora. “There are still a few days left. I don’t think we’ll get there with this noise,” admitted a voice from Peronism.
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“The appointment of the vice president is Peronism. It’s their problem,” said one opponent in explaining his vision. “The name they give…why should I say no?” said the interlocutor, as long as the PJ does not interfere in the decision of the first minorities when appointing their committee representatives.
The radical forces do not agree. There is an unease about Peronism’s actions that goes beyond Fernández’s situation, although the anger is channeled there. The matter is going through “Breach” of agreements and the excessive counterattack when the opponent hits hard but they “always clear above the belt.”
Regarding the impact that the castling in Llaryora will have on legislative dynamics, a White Beret assessed the new configuration “can create space for more dialogue”. But in opposition they rule out any easing of the crossfire that dominates every session. “Yes, forget about that,” replied a hawk, before concluding with combative irony: “See if they can stop us with that.”
Another combative opposition voice also questioned whether the change in Peronist leadership would allow for “more dialogue” in the unicameral party. He acknowledged that the new names bring “different styles” but maintained that The ruling party “will maintain its position”. And he went further: “What is happening in the chamber is an order that comes from above,” he explained as he turned his gaze to the honeycomb.
Peronists and opponents agree on the tone of the dialoguecould change due to the different personal styles that the reconfiguration of the Unicameral dashboard brings. due to the castling of the provincial leader, but the bellicose climate and the pre-election factor will determine the pulse of parliamentary dynamics. In the short term, we’re looking at a very busy end to the year.