Overview
- Kicillof-aligned intendentes in the Movimiento Derecho al Futuro are organizing to replace Kirchner as PJ Buenos Aires chief, with a meeting set for Friday with the governor.
- Anonymous posters denouncing Kirchner appeared at the provincial PJ headquarters in La Plata and outside the national PJ offices in Buenos Aires.
- Kirchner’s mandate ends on December 18, but the 60‑day statutory window to call party elections has lapsed, prompting warnings of possible judicial intervention from Fernando Gray.
- Kirchnerist figures signal they will defend his continuation, portraying him as Cristina Kirchner’s voice in the province, while La Cámpora cites a prior understanding to keep him in place.
- Names floated for a transition include Verónica Magario, Andrés Larroque—who says he will serve where needed—and consensus talk around Federico Otermín, as Kicillof distances himself from taking the post.