They asked Axel Kicillof a spicy question about the pardon of Cristina Kirchner and he couldn't answer: watch the video

The governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, was at the center of a new controversy after starring in an uncomfortable moment during an interview in which he was asked about a possible I pardon Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

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The question, direct and bluntly, aimed to know his position in the face of a possible measure of this type in the event that Kirchnerism reoccupies the Casa Rosada. However, far from answering clearly, the Buenos Aires president chose to avoid the issue, which generated criticism

and comments on social networks.

The excerpt from the exchange quickly went viral and was interpreted by many users as a sign of the tensions that Peronism is experiencing, especially in the midst of the discussion about space leadership in the face of the next elections.

The possibility of pardoning the former president became one of the most sensitive issues in the Kirchner universe. While some of the toughest sectors of the movement demand explicit support for Cristina Kirchner, other leaders prefer to avoid speaking out

publicly on the issue.

In that context, the question Kicillof received placed him in an uncomfortable situation. The governor tries to position himself as one of the main figures of Peronism in the face of the electoral future, but at the same time he seeks not to get caught up in debates that could generate rejection in moderate sectors

of the electorate.

The lack of a concrete answer was interpreted by some analysts as an attempt to balance internal tensions within space.

The episode also rekindled discussions within the Peronist movement itself. Referents more aligned with hard Kirchnerism argue that space leaders should express stronger support for the former president

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On the other hand, other sectors consider that insisting on this issue could be counterproductive in electoral terms

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For this reason, Kicillof's reaction was read as a sign of the delicate balance he tries to maintain between the toughest sectors of Kirchnerism and a larger electorate

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The moment when the governor avoids responding directly was widely disseminated on social networks and generated a wave of

comments.

For some users, the scene reflected the internal contradictions of Kirchnerism, while others interpreted that it was simply a political strategy to avoid entering into an uncomfortable debate.