Public Education: led by Alberto Sileoni. The deterioration of school infrastructure and low literacy rates are alarming data that no plenary can disguise.
Public Health and Environment: with Daniel Gollán and Cecilia Nicolini. The absence of current ministers, Nicolás Kreplak (Health) and Daniela Vilar (Environment), both linked to La Cámpora, is surprising, reflecting the internal fracture of the Buenos Aires officialdom.
The same logic is repeated in the other panels: officials loyal to Kicillof take center stage while figures linked to La Cámpora strategically absent themselves, such as Juan Martín Mena (Justice) and Florencia Saintout (Culture). In many cases, "line" ministers are replaced by second lines or by former officials with a low level of current management.
This structure will be joined by the territorial structure of the mayors aligned with the MDF, which according to close sources would be at least 42 communal leaders, responsible for ensuring "militant mobilization" to the event, especially from the districts closest to La Plata.
The model seeks to recreate the massive photo of the closing of the "The Homeland is Not for Sale" plenary in Florencio Varela in 2023, where about 35,000 people attended an event that served as a symbolic replica to the successful national government. However, the context has changed: it is no longer about opposing Javier Milei from a unified front, but about resolving internal disputes in a fragmented and worn-out Peronism.
