Overview

• Speaking on Radio Con Vos, Peña said her retired, diabetic mother is going without medications and suffering as a result.
• She recounted that a longtime hairdresser’s disabled daughter with a tracheotomy is losing her obra social coverage, which she called a life-or-death issue.
• Peña argued the government’s priority is preventing Peronism’s return rather than improving living conditions, contrasting today with Alberto Fernández’s tenure and recalling Néstor Kirchner’s decisions as protective of the public.
• She urged that the U.S. credit the administration seeks be directed to hospitals, the Garrahan, public universities and retirees.
• Her remarks linked economic distress to a sense of growing cruelty and recent violence, entering the political debate less than a month before the Oct. 26 legislative elections.