Alberto Fernández: last minute meetings and Facebook complaint

In the candidate's environment, they complained about figures provided by Casa Rosada that predict a parity scenario.

The numbers come and go. Investigations, whose distribution has been banned since last Saturday, are circulating as never before in the campaign centers. They are shared by WhatsApp and Telegram. The Command of Mexico 337, headquarters of the offices of
Alberto Fernandez, is no exception. Although he prefers to avoid triumphalism, the candidate
In front of all rejects the figures that made the decision yesterday and is confident. Expect a clear victory, they said yesterday to their team.

With signs of fatigue and a high dose of anxiety, Fernández met yesterday with his most trusted employees. They decided to go to the crossroads of what they described as a government operation. "Operation Burda today [por ayer] in the markets to simulate a false scenario, in violation of the electoral law with trout investigations, explains Pablo Gerchunoff, "Matías Kulfas, one of Fernández's trusted economists, posted on Facebook.

He was referring to surveys providing a scenario of parity and information, attributed to the economist Miguel Kiguel, which provides for the collapse of economic indicators in case of possible victory of Fernández. "After deceiving the middle clbad, the workers and retirees, the desperate government is now lying to the banks and hedge funds," Kulfas said before concluding: "To complete, in a report full of drawings, Miguel Kiguel is trying to set up a false economic scenario, without any methodological explanation or argument, for the sole purpose of raising fears of a possible victory for the opposition, Miguel Kiguel himself, who was jointly responsible for the Argentine debt that triggered the social and political crisis and economics of 2001 ".

Last summit

Before going through the offices of Mexico Street, Fernández met Cristina Kirchner at the Instituto Patria. It was before he left for Río Gallegos.

The candidate plans to lunch today with his unconditional leaders. The members of the Callao group, led by Santiago Cafiero, and other leaders with offices in Mexico Street, such as Juan Manuel Olmos and Juan Pablo Biondi.

Fernández and his team have already defined the details of the movements of tomorrow. He plans to vote early, around 9:30, at the Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA), a few blocks from the department where he resides, in Puerto Madero.

He will be accompanied by his girlfriend, journalist Fabiola Yáñez. In a television interview, Fernandez said this week that the election campaign left him almost no free time and that she was one of the most "affected" by this circumstance. Clever, he took the opportunity to rent in public. "Fabi pays me a lot," he said.

Before going to vote, he will perform a must-attend ritual: walk his dog, Dylan. The morning departure with the collie, a sort of "virtual son" of Fernandez, is repeated every night.

In the afternoon, as the schedule has not yet been defined, Fernández will visit Cultural Media Complex C on Corrientes Avenue 6271, where the Frente bunker will be installed. from Todos.

In addition to the presidential candidate, there will be the candidate in the governorate of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, and Matías Lammens, who will compete for the presidency of the government of Buenos Aires. The great absent, with notice, will be Cristina Kirchner, who is already in Rio Gallegos, where she will vote, and will return to Buenos Aires only Monday afternoon.

In their environment, they blamed Casa Rosada for this lack: they stated that the former president could not travel before because the government had cut radio frequencies. Unlike his mother, Máximo Kirchner will stay in Buenos Aires and will not go to Santa Cruz to vote. Although he is a candidate for the province of Buenos Aires, where he was born, he still has his home in Patagonia.

For Fernández, it will be the first result of a road started almost three months ago.

The candidate does not admit to being tired, but in his environment, he agrees that he needs a few days of tranquility. The next steps will depend on the result that will be known tomorrow.