Kicillof's government demands that the primaries be maintained: "They want to prevent the opposition from organizing so that Milei can be re-elected."
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The administration of Buenos Aires provincial governor Axel Kicillof has formally defended the continuation of the Open, Simultaneous, and Obligatory Primaries (PASO). The provincial government criticized national plans by the administration of President Javier Milei aimed at eliminating or suspending the primary elections prior to upcoming votes.
According to the Kicillof administration, the push to remove the primary system is a calculated maneuver designed to prevent political opposition from organizing effectively. Officials asserted that this strategy seeks to secure the eventual reelection of President Milei.
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