Overview
- The former president rejected blaming Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicillof for the legislative loss, warning that targeting him harms a potential presidential project.
- He said he never recognized Cristina Fernández de Kirchner as his political boss, invoking Néstor Kirchner as his last leader and hinting he will later detail their past.
- Fernández urged the PJ to reconnect with voters through a new generation of leaders and to abandon top‑down list‑making known as the lapicera.
- He defended municipal mayors, insisting they are political leaders rather than foot soldiers and should be treated with respect.
- He dismissed the 'vote of fear' theory tied to international lending and said Kicillof’s national viability depends on governing well with unified legislative support.