The Government commemorates Memorial Day separately and exposes the division of the Front of All

On Memorial Day the national government will be divided. One more time a clear example of the internal fracture that exists in the Frente de Todos and the political crisis that Peronism is experiencing after the vote on the agreement with the IMF in Congress.

Between 10 and 11 in the morning, Alberto Fernández will lead an activity in the auditorium of the Cultural Center of Science, located within the Ministry of Science and Technology, led by Daniel Filmus, a minister close to the President.

The head of state will deliver the files of disappeared researchers to their families. A formal, institutional and careful act in which the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo will be. Estela de Carlotto warned that he will not be able to be in the tribute, but Tati Almeida and Lita Boitano will.

The head of the organization will send a video with her greeting that will be shown during the act. Knowing that she was not going to be there, on March 10 Filmus and the head of Conicet, Ana Franchi, gave Carlotto a commemorative plaque and announced the publication of the report on the missing researchers.

“Science shows that it is still present in the fight for the people, for the people, for physical and spiritual well-being, because the task they carry out is wonderful,” said the head of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo.

Although there were rumours about the presence of the Secretary for Human Rights, Horacio Pietragalla Corti, who is part of La Cámpora, the official will be present at the event headed by the President. Also in the march of the organization led by Máximo Kirchner.

Doubts were generated in the ruling party due to the extreme tension between albertismo and camporismo at this time. Pietragalla will be everywhere and will not contribute to the division from the gesture. He will fulfil his institutional role and his political militancy in a handful of hours.

Cristina Kirchner will not participate in any activity nor will she be present at the event organized by La Cámpora in the Plaza de Mayo. On Tuesday, she had a meeting with the head of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, Hebe de Bonafini, a staunch opponent of the political leadership of Alberto Fernández.

His incessant criticism of the Casa Rosada reappeared on the eve of March 24. “Alberto Fernández has nothing to do with the Kirchnerist project. The truth is that he is much more to the right than anyone”, he maintained after his meeting with the Vice President.

Cristina Kirchner maintains a strict silence regarding the political crisis that the Frente de Todos is experiencing and the end of the agreement with the IMF that Alberto Fernández closed. It is public knowledge and officially confirmed by the Government Spokesperson, that the President is not spoken to. In this context, in Peronism, they hope that at some point it will be expressed.

Last Tuesday, Fernández issued a harsh message in which he reiterated that the Government’s decisions are made by him. He tried to be a show of power in the face of the questions and attacks of Kirchnerism to which he was subjected in the first stage of the administration.

“I value Máximo and Cristina but there is no collegiate presidency, I make the decisions,” he stressed during a journalistic interview on Tuesday. On Wednesday the gesture he gave was different. There was a specific wink for Cristina Kirchner. A signal to relax and rescue the unity of space.

“It is time to end divisions. We already argue a lot, we already differ a lot, we already fight a lot. And the truth is that so much fighting does not make life easier for people”, he said during an activity in Paraná.

Fernández is not willing to break the coalition, but this Thursday he will avoid showing himself to those who voted against the agreement with the IMF in Congress. From the words, unity is the path you want to follow. From the facts, the differences are exposed with the presences and absences.

Yesterday afternoon the foreign minister, Santiago Cafiero , met with the national senator from La Cámpora, Anabel Fernández Sagasti. Formally, it was to discuss “the need to strengthen the bi-oceanic corridors and the positive signs of harmony within Mercosur,” as explained by the former Chief of Staff on his social networks.

But the meeting had a political side. Cafiero is an extremely trusted official of the President. Fernández Sagasti has a place at the small table of the group led by Máximo Kirchner and maintains a very oiled relationship with Cristina Kirchner. They are two exponents of the internal crack sitting at the same table. It was a sign of approach.

In recent days, signs and calls for unity have begun to flourish from the different sectors of the coalition. All with the same tune. The claim is for the President and Vice President to resume dialogue and end the internal crisis. Given the degree of deterioration that the political alliance has, the request seems utopian.

This March 24, La Cámpora will also have a leading role on the political scene. The ultra K group will march from the former ESMA to the Plaza de Mayo, where there will be a central act around noon, together with the Human Rights organizations. It will be 13 kilometres that will show the power of mobilization in the street.

The call is at 9 in the morning, but the mobilization is expected to begin around 11. That is to say, almost simultaneously with the moment in which Alberto Fernández will lead the act together with Filmus. Two acts, two worlds, within the same Government. Two portraits of the internal division.

The column of militant campers, who hope to be massive, will be headed by Máximo Kirchner and the main leaders of the group, among whom are Andrés “Cuervo” Larroque, Mayra Mendoza, Anabel Fernández Sagasti, Mariano Recalde, Luana Vulnovich, Eduardo ” Wado” by Pedro and Fernanda Raverta.

The call that La Cámpora launched on social networks has clear political content.“Homeland First”, says the video where the militants of the group are seen singing during the tour that they will carry out again this Thursday. For hard-core Kirchnerism, it is Homeland or the IMF. Setting or town. Words and concepts with which they try to mark the differences they have with the Casa Rosada.

Alberto Fernández in an act at the Ministry of Science and Technology. Cristina Kirchner in her Buenos Aires apartment. The President with the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo. The Vice President with the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo. Fernández called for unity and showed signs of rapprochement. Kirchner in absolute silence. The gestures that expose the reality of the Frente de Todos are clear. Too light.