Shameful criterion of Peronism for vice candidate: Guillermo Moreno asks to see “How is she doing up front?”

In a new appearance on the streaming Gelatina with the ultra-Kirchnerist Pedro Rosemblat, the former Secretary of Commerce and absolute disqualification to hold public office by the Supreme Court, Guillermo Moreno once again showcased the deep crisis of Peronism, admitting internal divisions and reducing the electoral discussion to a caricatured level.

From the outset, Moreno was convinced of Javier Milei's defeat in the 2027 presidential elections, although he immediately revealed the terrible fragmentation of his own space.

“Milei is going to lose against Peronism”, Moreno dreamily stated. However, he then proposed separating the different factions to avoid internal conflicts:

“(Sergio) Berni came and I said: why don’t we go divided and stop messing around? The progressives on one side, the Peruca on the other… if we write with an E, if we write with an A, if you go to mass, if you don’t go to mass… let’s end all that nonsense, they on one side, us on the other, and let it be what it is,” he expressed.

Moreno also complained about having to discuss with other figures of Peronism, like “fat Olmo,” and explicitly asked: “Let’s stop messing around.”

The most revealing part of the dialogue came when discussing possible candidacies. When Rosemblat mentioned the possibility of Miguel Ángel Pichetto as a presidential candidate, Moreno responded enthusiastically but with a surprising criterion:

“If it’s Pichetto, I’ll come here and look for the vice president, it has to be a girl who can move Pichetto… you know that if a woman moves you, the sauce comes out,” Moreno said.

Among the dance of names, they suggested to Moreno to imagine Natalia de la Sota as a possible running mate. The disqualified to hold public office directly asked: “How is she upfront? For the sauce, to make it move”.

The response was swift, Rosemblat replied: “You’re compromising me, you’re compromising me”.