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Intern in Lanús: Kicilof Plants Rival to La Cámpora and Discusses Power to Julián Álvarez
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The death of the Indian Solari was taken, in political terms, as a pause for the internal Peronist. The organization of the wake in Avellaneda required the intervention and agreement of the owner of La Cámpora, Maximo Kirchner, close to the family, and of the Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicilof. The operation was impeccable. However, it was only a brief truce. The political conflict inwards continues. And it expands in the Buenos Aires Legislatu…
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