The Government pushes for judges while Peronism debates about Cristina
The ruling party seeks to move forward with the appointment of judges in the Senate amidst political tensions. Meanwhile, sectors of Peronism are analyzing proposals to annul Cristina Kirchner's conviction ahead of the upcoming elections. There are also expectations of an improvement in national consumption driven by the World Cup atmosphere.
The ruling party in Congress will resume public hearings to address judicial nominations, which are the documents required to appoint new judges and prosecutors. Among the candidates who will appear before the Senate are figures linked to Judge Ariel Lijo. This progress occurs in a context of friction between the Government and its political allies over the situation of presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni.
In the opposition sphere, Deputy Miguel Pichetto and sectors of Kirchnerism propose that Congress intervene to annul the judicial conviction of former president Cristina Kirchner. This measure seeks to enable her participation as a candidate. However, the proposal is generating internal divisions, as leaders like Axel Kicillof and Sergio Massa have expressed reservations about the viability of this legislative intervention.
Regarding the economy, specialists foresee a possible reactivation of consumption for the second half of the year. Enthusiasm for the World Cup has generated a change in the mood of buyers, who are making more impulsive purchases. This phenomenon could mark a turning point for commerce, which hopes the emotional factor will help overcome the decline in sales from recent months.
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