An important academic predicted what the ballot would be like and surprised everyone

Two main coalitions such as Together for change and in front of everyone They are having internal meetings to draw up what the ballots will be that will compete in August for elections STEP 2023but one intellectual was encouraged to propose a surprise vote because of the election which would consist of two outsiders.

Historian and essayist Loris Zanatta convinced to see “the boredom of society and the particularly worrying anti-political wind” during the interview he gave Radio miter in which he analyzed the Argentine political environment while providing definitions for the upcoming elections.

“I think Peronism sees what Together for a Change is doing, just as the opposition is waiting to see what Peronism does,” noted Zanatta, who also assessed that “Cristina Kirchner plays his game of chess, trying convince other fragments of Peronism about their electoral proscription“.

A professor of Latin American history at the University of Bologna (Italy) added about the vice president’s situation that “In some political cultures, such as Argentina and Italy, victimization often works. She will play victimization. It’s a pretty simple game with a first-degree conviction and that kind of resignation.”

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“Someone thinks they are an expert, but it is impossible to be an expert on Peronism. I doubt that the Peronists understand what is happening“Zanatta joked about the internship that lives inside the ruling party, a coalition that this week had its first meeting at the political table to define the electoral strategy.

The Italian intellectual emphasized the “anti-political feeling” that exists in Argentina, and regarding how he welcomes the elections, he assessed that “while Together for Changes and Frente de Todos are playing their game of chess, make sure we can’t find a vote between (Javier) Milei and (Ivan) Grabois“.

He The Liberal candidate has already shown his credentials in the last election where it was first presented and accepted at the Congress. From that moment on, the target was set on Casa Rosada and all polls put him in third place. He placed himself on the side of the social leader as a possible candidate in case Cristina does not leave ran for office as leader of the Frente de Todos.

Comparing Italy’s anti-political vote with what he predicts will happen in Argentina, Zanatta concluded by saying that in the European country “That didn’t last long for two reasons that Argentina doesn’t have: Italy has a more solid and parliamentary system which does not allow governments to demagogue politics and imposes restrictions”.