Overview
- Alberto Fernández rejected Cristina Kirchner’s attempt to blame Axel Kicillof for the electoral defeat, calling it an enormity and saying she was never his political boss.
- Buenos Aires’ governor was left out of Milei’s governors’ meeting alongside Gildo Insfrán, Ricardo Quintela and Gustavo Melella, a summit limited to Pacto de Mayo signatories.
- Kicillof accused the national economic program of driving recession, weakening consumption and costing jobs, and alleged an illegal cut of provincial funds used to claim a fiscal surplus.
- He invited Milei to meet to articulate public policies and warned Peronism will not support reforms that remove rights or damage production even if it attends meetings or photos.
- The letter also criticizes reliance on foreign backing, citing Scott Bessent’s dollars as market-calming but irrelevant to daily life, and condemns President Donald Trump’s comments as undue interference.