The call for dialogue and the construction of an ambitious “May Pact”, launched by the president Javier Miley In his speech before the Legislative Assembly, he did not forget the very hard counterpoint of the Casa Rosada with the Macrista governor of Chubut, Ignacio Torreswho resorted to federal justice and obtained its endorsement after the removes $13.5 billion from co-participation As a result of the large debt with a trust fund left by his predecessor, Mariano Arcioni.
What’s more: they tell from the libertarian space that Milei, ready today to fight with the Macrista governor on all fronts, is already thinking about one of the members of the block of national deputies to challenge him in 2027 the governorship to Torres, who has just begun, just three months ago, his four-year term.
“He is our star candidate, Javier has already made the decision to promote him”commented enthusiastic members of the Libertad Avanza bench in relation to Cesar Treffingera brand new national legislator from Chubut and a libertarian reference in the Patagonian province, who along with many of his colleagues passed through Balcarce 50 twice this week: on Wednesday, to meet with the President, and on Friday, when the chief of staff received them , Nicolás Posse.
The national legislator, who is defined as “entrepreneur” in his official legislative profile and on social networks, he is 48 years old, and was the surprise of last year’s elections, although finished third in the elections won by Torres, also behind the PJ candidate, Juan Pablo Luque, who finished second in that election, prior to the vote to reach Congress.
Born in Caleta Olivia, Santa Cruz, and with a long subsequent stay in Tierra del Fuego, Treffinger moved to Comodoro Rivadavia at the beginning of this century, and built a career as employee and later entrepreneur in the automotive industry.
With his own party, the Chubut dolphin contested the 2021 legislative elections and shortly after obtained the support of Milei for the fight for the governorship. “Nacho belongs to Nacho, he is neither bullrichista, nor larretista, nor anything,” criticized another libertarian leader who passed through the Casa Rosada this week, in another example of the presidential anger with Torres, which still continues.
Rocker frustration for the British ambassador
A large and varied gathering of foreign diplomats and political men and women gathered on Wednesday at the Intercontinental hotel, where the diplomatic relations specialist Ariel Blufstein organized its now traditional cocktail at the beginning of the year.
Ambassadors Marc Stanley (United States), Amador Sánchez Rico (European Union), Hiroshi Yamauchi (Japan) and Carlos Enciso (Uruguay) mingled with Foreign Ministry officials; the Vice Minister of Justice, Sebastián Amerio; the first lady of Buenos Aires, Belén Ludueña, and the former Minister of Production and Labor Dante Sica, among many others.
After a varied and succulent lunch, it was time for the raffles, in which the British ambassador to the country was favored, Kirsty Hayes.
In good spirits, and without mentioning the questioned visit of British Chancellor David Cameron to the Falkland Islands, Hayes celebrated having won some jewels, although he also He was left wanting to get two tickets to Lollapaloozathe rock and pop festival that will take place at the San Isidro racecourse in ten days.
A Pro deputy, without a seat in the Assembly
The image, curious and unprecedented, occurred at the beginning of the Legislative Assembly headed on Friday by President Javier Milei.
With no place to sit – your blockmate, Hernan Lombardiwas located in his usual place, next to the legislator Sabrina Ajmechet–, The national deputy of Pro Martín Yeza sat in a hallway of the chamberwilling to listen to the President’s words from there.
Witnesses of the session say that Yeza was invited, with apologies and after sitting in the hallway for ten minutes, to sit on some chairs added for ceremonial reasons, although that solution had a drawback: Due to his height and the length of his legs, the young legislator and former mayor of Pinamar for two terms could barely move his feet. in its new place, improvised by the organization so that all legislators (deputies, senators and guests) could have a place.
Uncomfortable and all, Yeza followed the alternatives of the speech, enrolled as he is in the forces that respond to the head of the block, Cristian Ritondo.
Pullaro built an austere Buenos Aires “home and bunker”
Becoming one of the provincial leaders of Together for Change due to frequent friction with the Executive Branch, the governor of Santa Fe, Maximiliano Pullaro, It already has its Buenos Aires refuge, just two hundred meters from the Casa Rosada.
Indeed, on the second floor of the Casa de Santa Fe in Buenos Aires, the president already has a space to hold meetings, but also to stay overnight if necessary.
The governor’s department, as they call it, consists of two austere bedrooms (one large, one smaller for his children), a bathroom and a meeting roomin whose library stand out books by the Rosario comedian Roberto Fontanarrosa and the late Tucumán singer Mercedes Sosa.
They say that the radical governor asked the employees of the house, run by former Buenos Aires legislator Hernán Rossi, to have a photo of him with the deceased former socialist governor framed. Miguel Lifschitzfor whom Pullaro was Minister of Security in the period 2015-2019.
An unknown and fruitless visit by Yacobitti to La Rosada
The radical Buenos Aires leader and vice-rector of the UBA, Emiliano Yacobittiexpressed last week all his anger with the Government’s decision to review the activity of five national universities, in the context of an offensive by the libertarian management against the public university, one of the historical bastions of the UCR.
“I hope the Government works the way the UBA works after four years”Yacobitti said in different media, without denying the dialogue with the libertarian government that – starting with the President himself – spends his time criticizing his sector of the UCR, which today presides over the party hand in hand with Martin Lousteau.
What few knew was that Yacobitti – who usually moves well behind the scenes – a month ago he visited the Minister of the Interior, Guillermo Francos, at the Casa Rosada. The reason? Some renewed building works that had begun at the Carlos Pellegrini school, which the radical deputy tried to sustain but which, finally, they unsubscribed. “Are they going to close universities, which is what works best in the State?” they asked from the Yacobitti space, which also supports all open channels.
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