Province of Buenos Aires. Vote leftist deputies that do not travel

Milei’s chainsaw was not against “La Casta”, it was against retirees who charge crumbs and cannot even access their medications. He went against teachers, against kids food in schools, against public health and salaries. And on top of that, he represses when he protests.

But Milei does not govern alone. It is supported by the votes that the PRO, the UCR and also sectors of Peronism were given in Congress. Some went directly to the official block and others simulate opposition in campaign, but allow Milei to advance with extractivism, adjustment and looting, at the service of the IMF.

Axel Kicillof says that his government is a “shield” against adjustment, but more than a million and a half families in the province have housing problems, layoffs pass as water, schools do not have stoves (sometimes or gas), hospitals collapse and salaries are so low that vacancies remain. Kicillof spent more on the payment of interest on the debt left Vidal, than in all children’s food programs. Silver goes to pay illegitimate debt, not for health or education.

You have to invest the priorities

The workers do more and more hours of work but it reaches us less and less, with much more precarious jobs. Faced with that, the anger grows and the weight of the street began to feel, despite the union conductions that only seek charges in the lists of Peronism. They decide to look the other way while they say goodbye, precarize, flexible the youth break and rule it out.

There is silver, but the big businessmen, the owners of the lands and the debt speculators of Caputo. They govern for them, not for the working people.

We go to a tailored choice of traditional parties, with great inequalities for a force of workers like ours. Our lists are made up of hundreds of young people and workers and our campaign is from below and lung, that’s why we summon you to join.

It is necessary to strengthen the left and vote deputies who do not travel or turn, that accompany each fight of the working people in the streets and in the enclosure, as do our partners Myriam Bregman, Nicolas del Caño, Christian Castillo, Alejandro Vilca, Romina del Plá and all the referents of the Fitu.

We propose: