In Argentina's current political landscape, the summer has been marked by a noticeable absence of major political events, allowing for a slower pace in commentary and analysis. With prominent figures such as Cristina Fernández de Kirchner imprisoned and Mauricio Macri seemingly preoccupied with personal matters, the potential for political drama seems limited. Author reflects on the challenges of finding noteworthy developments worth exploring in this quieter period of political engagement.

The article highlights the ongoing rivalry between two leading Peronist figures, Axel Kicillof and Máximo Kirchner, as a focal point amidst the political monotony.Giovani Grabois' controversial statements and a provocative photo of a Libertarian legislator also emerge as minor points of interest in the broader context of Argentine politics. However, the author suggests these elements lack the depth warranting a detailed political analysis, further emphasizing the lack of substantial issues in current discourse.

Ultimately, the writer conveys a sense of resignation regarding the political state of affairs, noting that while things remain calm, the enduring issues like political scandals and statements continue to linger silently. As the political focus shifts back to regular commentary in late summer, the anticipation remains for more consequential developments in Argentina's political realm, illustrating how even in quiet times, the shadows of previous controversies still shape the narrative.