Peronist leaders in Argentina seek broad alliance as Milei loses support - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuAFBVV95cUxPbHF1NDVEQ2Q5VWluRV9BTmd4UUU5QkI5RlYtNWZQMDJhVG5JYnRtWkhtNDhJbHZzblFBUk5QZ1lVLVpLcWJZY2RjVkJvSkFOT0lhWWpYN09kQWNBaDB5UUdaWG9OTTcwZmZCTDkteE5CcUhkNVBDdlQxd1A3ZTd2Y25YUjFXaEkzVHJxbEJyMW1IVEZUeXNiY25fOHJ3TnFSVHFIVXQ2Q0hVTTEwOVF1VHVXa2hacVpv?oc=5" target="_blank">Peronist leaders in Argentina seek broad alliance as Milei loses support</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Leaders within Argentina's main opposition movement, Peronism, are aiming to form a broad alliance ahead of next year's presidential election, capitalizing on President Javier Milei's declining popularity.

Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri has distanced himself from current President Javier Milei, criticizing his 'emotional leadership' and self-perception as a 'prophet'.

Internal conflicts within President Javier Milei's government are threatening to undermine his administration, with power struggles among key collaborators leading to public disputes.

Máximo Kirchner is asserting his influence within the Peronist movement, distancing himself from a broad anti-Milei front and emphasizing the need for internal consensus.