Kicillof pledges Peronism return

Buenos Aires Province Governor Axel Kicillof vowed Peronism would return to power in Argentina as rival factions held separate Loyalty Day rallies.

“Peronism will govern Argentina again”

Kicillof calls for reorganization

Kicillof urged the movement to reorganize and build a political alternative to President Javier Milei's government ahead of next year's elections.

Kicillof's commitment

Kicillof pledged to travel the country and assume responsibilities to rebuild Peronism as demanded by the country's history.

“count on me to put myself on the line, to travel the country and to assume the responsibilities that this moment in the country's history demands”

Kicillof criticizes Milei's alignment

Kicillof argued Argentina should not take orders from another country, criticizing Milei's close ties with US President Donald Trump.

“Argentina cannot receive orders from another country: we cannot have someone who is not a president but a gofer running errands for the president of the United States”

Kirchner highlights internal divisions

National deputy Máximo Kirchner criticized internal Peronist divisions, urging activists to mobilize at grassroots level.

“There are many who like to grab the microphone and climb onto platforms to deliver nice speeches and promise a fight, only to run away at the first sign of trouble”

Fernandez de Kirchner's support

Kicillof and Kirchner cited Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's legal challenges as reasons for her growing political support among Argentines.

“Today, Cristina is unjustly imprisoned for defending our causes”