Argentina is still one year away from midterm elections, but some leading politicians are already thinking about the presidential vote in 2007 and mentioning President Néstor Kirchner as a good candidate for re-election.
President N. Kirchner
Two governors of the ruling Peronist party, Entre Ríos’ Jorge Busti and San Juan’s José Luis Gioja, publicly expressed their support yesterday to Kirchner’s eventual re-election bid.
“Kirchner has to head the administration beyond 2007 and I commit to support him if he decides to run,” said Busti in an interview published by the daily La Nación.
“We believe Kirchner is soon going to sort out the foreign debt situation and he has also showed a strong federalist approach during his administration,” said Busti.
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