by “More than a month has passed since they took office and they still have not covered any of the offices of the national organizations and even today They continue to be driven by La Cámpora. In Pami, for example, they continue to practice welfare,” complains a mayor of a Patagonian city and crudely exposes a new storm front that generates sparks within the Government but also in its link with allied forces such as the PRO.
Is about the delegations that enter such as the social work for retirees, the Directorate of Migration, National Highways or the “desirable” Anses – due to the magnitude of resources it administers – are based in different provinces and for many local leaders they constitute the perfect tool for carrying out territorial policy.
The problem that the ruling party faces is that today It does not have a leader to centralize these negotiations and manage to silence the criticism that is beginning to be heard within the same libertarian space but also from allied parties with which it is currently negotiating, for example, legislative support for the so-called “Bases Law.”
Today these requests would be received by the Minister of the Interior, Guillermo Francos, who protects the political relationship with the governorsbut also informally Eduardo “Lule” Menem. who in his role as “all-terrain” advisor to his cousin Martín, president of the Chamber of Deputies, articulates with the members of the libertarian bloc and other spaces that wish to influence the appointments of the delegations of federal agencies.
he prominence of the nephew of the deceased former president of the Nation, without formal position in Parliament or in the Executive, types of internal noise: Some leaders credit him with having manipulated a supposed blessing from Karina Milei to be able to put together the lists of candidates to occupy positions in the regional elections.
The truth is that, as happens in other State agencies, In many agency offices, officials who come from the previous administration continue to be recruited. Another source of tension would be the resistance of the head of Anses, Osvaldo Giordano from Córdoba, to authorize “political delegates” in the offices inside the entity.
At the AFIP, administrator Florencia Misrahi would also have chosen to give continuity to the “permanent plant technicians“with the aim of preventing the Customs regional offices from being occupied by leaders close to legislators from the ruling party or allied parties. However, there are voices of rejection of the supposed influence that the massista Guillermo Michel It would have had in the appointment of some relevant positions. “Inside, positions are being filled by regular people. They have no equipment,” a union source consulted warned, in his turn.
In Migrations, which depends on the Ministry of the Interior, it was headed by Sebastián Seone, an official who worked with his predecessor, the Kirchnerist Florencia Carignano. Although he has been in the organization for many years, suspicions arise due to the link between the former official’s father, former deputy Raúl “Gringo” Carignano, and Francos himself when at the end of the ’90s both were active in the Cavallista party. Action. by The Republic.
Like a sea, this kind of “lack of control” in the appointment of authorities in the regional of the national organizations also causes short circuits with leaders of “allied” parties with whom the ruling party is negotiating in order to speed up the legislative process of the Omnibus law in the Chamber of Deputies. “They don’t consult us but they don’t propose anyone either, so the camp officials continue at their jobs distributing firewood and food,” concludes the consulted mayor.
